On mass transport in nonviscous, non-self-gravitating fluid disks
On mass transport in nonviscous, non-self-gravitating fluid disks
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关于非粘性、非自重力流体盘中的质量传递
DOI:
10.1086/169277
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发表时间:
1990
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通讯作者:
S. Lubow
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S. Lubow
The present analysis of a mild nonaxisymmetric perturbing potential-induced mass flow in a barotropic, nonviscous, nonself-gravitating two-dimensional fluid disk, proceeds by taking advantage of the existence of two small parameters: the relative disk thickness and the relative potential perturbation strength. It is shown that mass flow contains both a resonant and a nonresonant contribution. Landau damping at corotation creates a torque in the fluid, in response to which pressure forces cause angular momentum to be advected. For parameters representative of tightly wrapped spiral galaxies, the resonant mass flux is approximately comparable to the mass flux due to viscous stresses and shocks. 21 refs.