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One considers the system of equations governing the spherically symmetric isentropic motion of a self-gravitating atmosphere surrounding a solid star with unit radius and mass \(M\). The contribution of this study is the introduction of the self-gravitation. An existence theorem for a weak solution is given. One first constructs a numerical approximation of the solution and then proves its convergence when the discretizing span tends to zero. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0869.00036].
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