On the stability of a gaseous disk embedded in a stellar system

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Galactic Structure, Interstellar Gas, Rotating Matter, Star Distribution, Systems Stability, Density Distribution, Gas Density, Gravitational Fields, Propagation Modes

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A theoretical investigation of the stability of a rotating, finite-radius gas disk embedded in a spheroidal stellar system is presented, extending the analysis of Abramyan and Kaplan (1976), Kaplan et al. (1977) and Abramyan and Oganesyan (1978). The results are presented in graphic, tabular, and equation form and discussed. The gravitational field of the stellar system is shown to be unable to fully damp the instability of a slowly rotating disk, although it should facilitate disk stabilization.

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