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Differential-gravity disruption limit of a uniform satellite

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A point-mass host creates radial differential acceleration 2GMx/D3, while a uniform satellite restores with 4πGρx/3. Equality gives D=[3M/(2πρ)]1/3. The displacement cancels; the robust scaling is (M/ρ)1/3. A rotating circular-orbit Jacobi calculation changes the radial coefficient from two to three.
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