Perturbations and stability of rotating stars. II - Properties of the eigenvectors and a variational principle. III - Perturbation theory for eigenvalues

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Dynamic Stability, Eigenvectors, Ideal Fluids, Perturbation Theory, Stellar Models, Stellar Rotation, Variational Principles, Astrophysics, Eigenvalues, Jordan Form, Operators (Mathematics), Orthogonality, Rotating Fluids, Stellar Gravitation, Symmetry

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The paper considers properties of the normal modes of linear pulsation of perfect-fluid rotating stars, restricting it to finite-dimensional versions of the problem. It is shown that stars which have the time-azimuth reflection symmetry in their unperturbed state have the property that any right-eigenvalue can be changed into the adjoint of the left-eigenvector for the same eigenvalue; this permits a variational principle for the eigenfrequencies of all the normal modes to be formulated.

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