A pattern of the spiral galaxy with limited thickness

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Density Wave Model, Galactic Structure, Poisson Equation, Spiral Galaxies, Wave Dispersion, Asymptotic Methods, Gravitational Effects, Thickness, Three Dimensional Motion

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A first-order asymptotic solution to the three-dimensional gravitational-potential Poisson equation is used to simulate a three-dimensional stellar disk. Motion perpendicular to the disk and the three-dimensional distribution of physical parameters are considered, the corresponding dispersion equation is obtained, and it is shown that the wavelengths of density waves between the inner Lindblad resonance circle and the Lindblad corotation circle increase with increasing distance from the disk (i.e., galactic) surface. Calculations of the galactic spiral arm indicate that the wave equation in the galactic surface agrees with observations and that the density-wave wavelengths above and below the surface increase with increasing distance from that surface. The wavelength variation with height is explained in terms of the very great widths of the arms in many spiral galaxies, unclear boundaries between the optical spiral arms in most galaxies, and a density decrease with height.

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