Dynamics of Astrophysical Discs

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Edited by J. A. Sellwood, University of Manchester

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: July 2010
Print publication year:: 1989
Online ISBN:: 9780511564772
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511564772

Subjects:: Physics and Astronomy, Astrophysics

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Discs occur in a wide variety of astronomical contexts, ranging in size from planetary ring systems to galaxies. Because the dynamical problems posed by each type of disc are remarkably similar, the Astronomy Department of the University of Manchester decided to bring together experts in each area for a conference in December 1988. This book is a collection of the papers presented at the conference. It contains mainly review papers covering recent developments in both theory and observations of planetary ring systems, discs in star-forming regions, protoplanetary discs, accretion discs and galaxy discs presented by an expert in each field. The book also gives brief summaries of contributed papers outlining current research by many of the participants.

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Gravity mode instabilities in accretion tori
pp 121-122

The stability of viscous supersonic shear flows – critical Reynolds numbers and their implications for accretion discs
pp 123-124

Asymptotic analysis of overstable convective modes of uniformly rotating stars
pp 125-126

Polytropic models in very rapid rotation
pp 127-128

Distribution and kinematics of gas in galaxy discs
pp 129-132

Are the smallest galaxies optically invisible?
pp 133-134

Can we understand the constancy of rotation curves?
pp 135-136

How well do we know the surface density of the Galactic disc?
pp 137-138

On the heating of the Galactic disc
pp 139-140

The bulge-disc interaction in galactic centres
pp 141-142

Dynamics of the large-scale disc in NGC 1068
pp 143-144

The flow of gas in barred galaxies
pp 145-146

The warped dust lane in A1029-459
pp 147-148

Structure and evolution of dissipative non-planar galactic discs
pp 149-150

Non-axisymmetric magnetic fields in turbulent gas discs
pp 151-152

Non-axisymmetric disturbances in galactic discs
pp 153-154

Spiral instabilities in N-body simulations
pp 155-172

Long-lived spiral waves in N-body simulations
pp 173-174

Overstable modes in stellar disc systems
pp 175-176

Galactic seismological approach to the spiral galaxy NGC 3198
pp 177-178

Characteristics of bars from 3-D simulations
pp 179-180

Spirals and bars in linear theory
pp 181-182

Stellar hydrodynamical solutions for Eddington discs
pp 183-184

Theory of gradient instabilities of the gaseous Galactic disc and rotating shallow water
pp 185-198

Stability criteria for gravitating discs
pp 199-208

Stability of two-component galactic discs
pp 209-210

The smoothed particle hydrodynamics of galactic discs
pp 211-212

Tidal triggering of active disc galaxies by rich clusters
pp 213-214

The formation of spiral arms in early stages of galaxy interaction
pp 215-216

Formation of leading spiral arms in retrograde galaxy encounters
pp 217-218

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