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Axisymmetric incompressible epicyclic wave (ω2=4Ω(Ω−A)kz2​/k2)

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For ky​=0 and kz​=0, pressure elimination gives v˙x​=2Ωχvy​−νk2vx​ and v˙y​=−2(Ω−A)vx​−νk2vy​, where χ=kz2​/k2. The inviscid frequency is the radial epicyclic frequency times χ​. With w=vx​/χ​, (Ω−A)∣w∣2+Ω∣vy​∣2 is conserved when viscosity vanishes. In a Keplerian flow it bounds kinetic-energy amplification by four, whereas with zero rotation the same system has the algebraic lift-up effect.
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