On the possibility of studying the dynamics of astrophysical disks in a two-dimensional formulation

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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A closed system of two-dimensional equations describing the dynamics of rotating, gravitating gas disks is derived. It is an integrodifferential system for barotropic disks and a differential system for polytropic disks. For both barotropic and polytropic disks, these equations differ both from the dynamical equations used in the literature for astrophysical disks and from the traditional equations of two-dimensional hydrodynamics. The sufficient conditions under which the dynamics of a disk can be described in a two-dimensional formulation are obtained. The first condition reflects the thin-disk approximation. The second condition imposes a limit on the characteristic times of processes studied in a two-dimensional formulation. In most cases this condition limits the characteristic frequency of a process to the disk's rotational frequency.

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