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The Stability of Self-Gravitating Polytropic Tori

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J. W. Woodward, J. E. Tohline, & I. Hachisu (1994; hereafter WTH94) used nonlinear numerical hydrodynamic techniques to examine the relative stability of self-gravitating, polytropic tori toward the development of nonaxisymmetric structure. The following pair of tables list key properties of the set of model tori that were examined: Table 5 gives characteristics of the initial models and Table 6 presents results ascertained from the numerical stability analyses.

Table extracted from J. W. Woodward, J. E. Tohline & I. Hachisu (1994)

"The Stability of Thick, Self-gravitating Disks in Protostellar Systems"

ApJ, vol. 420, pp. 247-267 © American Astronomical Society

Woodward, Tohline & Hachisu (1994, ApJ, 420, 247)

Woodward, Tohline & Hachisu (1994, ApJ, 420, 247)

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Figure 1: Animation Sequences to Supplement Figure 10 of WTH94

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Figure 10 from WTH94

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Table 5, Model O15 Table 5, Model O14

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Table 5, Model E17 Table 5, Model E29

Caption to Fig. 10 from WTH94:  "<math>~\phi_m - r</math>" diagrams illustrating the azimuthal structure of the four specific eigenmodes that were found to be dynamically unstable in our modeled disks.  (a) The m = 1 P-mode, shown here as it developed in model O15 <math>~[M_d/M_c = 1; ~T/|W| = 0.316];</math>  (b) The m = 1 A-mode, shown here as it developed in model O14 <math>~[M_d/M_c = 1; ~T/|W| = 0.251];</math>  (c) The m = 2 I-mode, shown here as it developed in model E17 <math>~[M_d/M_c = 5; ~T/|W| = 0.256];</math>  (d) The m = 2 L-mode, shown here as it developed in model E29 <math>~[M_d/M_c = 0.2; ~T/|W| = 0.447]\, .</math>


Figure 2: Five Additional Animation Sequences to Supplement Table 5 of WTH94

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Table 5, Model O13 Table 5, Model O16 Table 5, Model O17 Table 5, Model O18 Table 5, Model O22


 

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