Newtonian stellar models.
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Abstract: We investigate static spherically symmetric perfect fluid models in Newtonian gravity for barotropic equations of state that are asymptotically polytropic at low and high pressures. This is done by casting the equations into a 3-dimensional regular dynamical system with bounded dependent variables. The low and high central pressure limits correspond to two 2-dimensional boundary subsets, described by homology invariant equations for exact polytropes. Thus the formulation naturally places work about polytropes in a more general context. The introduced framework yields a visual aid for obtaining qualitative information about the solution space and is also suitable for numerical investigations. Last, but not least, it makes a host of mathematical tools from dynamical systems theory available. This allows us to prove a number of theorems about the relationship between the equation of state and properties concerning total masses and radii.
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Cited in
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- Evolution of relativistic polytropes in the post--quasi--static regime
- On the asymptotic behavior of static perfect fluids
- (In)finite extent of stationary perfect fluids in Newtonian theory
- Multi-body spherically symmetric steady states of Newtonian self-gravitating elastic matter
- On the fluid ball conjecture
- Static self-gravitating Newtonian elastic balls
- Constructing stellar objects with multiple necks
- Iteration stability for simple Newtonian stellar systems
- Hydrodynamics and thermodynamics of Newtonian stars
- Dynamical systems approach to relativistic spherically symmetric static perfect fluid models
- Self-gravitating Newtonian disks revisited
- Self-gravitating stationary spherically symmetric systems in relativistic galactic dynamics
- On static stars in Newtonian gravity and Lane-Emden type equations
- Stability of rotating gaseous stars
- The uniqueness of the slowly uniformly rotating supermassive star for a given total mass
- A critical overview of stationary solar models based on polytropic gases
- Spherically symmetric elastic bodies in general relativity
- Nonlinear stability of non-rotating gaseous stars
- Turning point principle for the stability of viscous gaseous stars
- Expanding solutions near unstable Lane-Emden stars
- Generalized polytropes: Stellar structure with a Boltzmann factor
- Stabilization and stability for the spherically symmetric Navier-Stokes-Poisson system
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