scientific article; zbMATH DE number 193867
The study of attraction of ellipsoidal bodies, equilibrium figures of a liquid rotating mass and equilibrium figures of star systems is of great interest in view of numerous practical applications to physics and astronomy. Original methods are developed for determination of potentials and other characteristics of ellipsoidal shells and layer-inhomogeneous ellipsoids. The problem of nonlinear oscillations and equilibrium figures of liquid ellipsoids cylinders and disks has been set forth in detail. Fundamentals of a new, in principle, theory have been laid which describes dynamics of ellipsoidal models of collisionless star systems.
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