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About Linear Stability for Multiple Gas Balls

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The results presented in this paper are generalizations of earlier work on the linear stability of non-rotating round gas balls in equilibrium, with respect to perturbations with zero angular momentum. Here we allow a more general barotropic equation of state for the gas, a non-zero angular momentum of the equilibrium state, and we are considering arbitrary numbers of gas balls, intending to use the result later to prove non-linear stability. The result requires an energy stability condition, which we verify for a single, slowly rotating gas ball, and the restricted class of equations of state used in earlier papers.

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Ströhmer, G. About Linear Stability for Multiple Gas Balls. J. Math. Fluid Mech. 18, 71–88 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00021-015-0231-8

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