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Asymptotic formulation of a differentially rotating star with small dissipation

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A system of nonlinear differential equations is formulated for a differentially rotating star with a small radiative dissipation. Certain dimensionless parameters are introduced, such as ε1 to indicate the degree of small, but not necessarily infinitesimal, departure from the steady, axisymmetric stage, and ε2 to indicate the localization of perturbations etc. As examples of application, the Goldreich-Schubert and the Solberg-Hoiland instabilities are discussed.

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Sung, CH. Asymptotic formulation of a differentially rotating star with small dissipation. Astrophys Space Sci 26, 305–317 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00645613

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