Studies of three-dimensional disk-like galaxies. 2: Sigma(r) in the central region and a model of whole disk of the galaxies

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Astronomical Models, Disk Galaxies, Galactic Mass, Three Dimensional Models, Asymptotic Properties, Density Distribution, Galactic Rotation, Gravitational Effects, Mathematical Models

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Asympotic behavior of a galactic disk in its central region with rigid rotation is discussed theoretically, and combining the asymtotic solution in the outer region of the disk where the rotation curve is flat, a probably reasonable model, sigma(r) = sigma(0)(1-4/5 br + r2/a2-5/4 exp(-br), where sigma(r) is projective surface density of the disk, over the whole galaxy is suggested, by using a method similar to that in a previous paper and taking into account important gravitational contribution of the bulge of the galaxy. Besides, an important relation among some physical parameters and masses of both disk and bulge of the galaxy is found.

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