The contraction of an isolated mono-component system
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Starting from the statistical equation for particle distribution function, the author finds its spherical solutions, in terms of an infinite series. It is shown how the critical radius and the gestation depend on the initial mass density. The connection of the results with a theory explaining the origin of stars is discussed.
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