On radial oscillations in viscous accretion discs surrounding neutron stars

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Accretion Disks, Neutron Stars, Stellar Oscillations, X Ray Binaries, Hydrodynamic Equations, Mass Flow Rate, Pulsar Magnetospheres, Stellar Luminosity, Viscosity

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Radial oscillations resulting from axisymmetric perturbations in viscous accretion disks surrounding neutron stars in X-ray binary systems have been investigated. Within the framework of the alpha-viscosity model a series of hydrodynamic calculations demonstrates that the oscillations are global for alpha of about 1. On the other hand, for alpha of 0.4 or less, the oscillations are local and confined to the disk boundaries. If viscous stresses acting in the radial direction are included, however, it is found that the disk can be stabilized. The application of such instabilities in accretion disks, without reference to the boundary layer region between the neutron star (or magnetosphere) and the inner edge of the disk, to the phenomenology of quasi-periodic oscillations is brought into question.

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