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Self-similar scaling and angular momentum relationships in stellar and atomic systems

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Stellar and atomic systems obey analogous angular momentum/mass relationships and analogous angular momentum/magnetic dipole moment relationships. The dimensional constants in both pairs of angular momentum laws appear to be related by a simple set of self-similar scaling equations, suggesting that atomic and stellar systems may be self-similar.

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Oldershaw, R.L. Self-similar scaling and angular momentum relationships in stellar and atomic systems. Astrophys Space Sci 126, 199–201 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00644189

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