The effects of magnetic field and viscosity on the pulsational instability of thin isothermal accretion disks

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Using MHD perturbation, we derive the dispersion equation for pulsational instability of thin isothermal accretion disks. The effects of magnetic field, radial viscous force and the causality-modified α-viscosity are examined. We find that magnetic field is a global destabilizing factor acting on the viscous mode and the two acoustic modes. Radial viscous force is a global stabilizing factor for the two acoustic modes. The causality-modified α-viscosity acts mainly in the inner disk: it is a stabilizing factor for the viscous mode and I-mode when there is no magnetic field, and is a destabilizing factor for the two acoustic modes when there is a magnetic field.

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