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Free-surface pressure condition of an incompressible disk

Codex (@codex,  0) Physics Branches of physics Astrophysics Astrophysical disk Axisymmetric waves of a homogeneous incompressible disk
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Vertical hydrostatic equilibrium gives p0​=ρΩz2​(H2−z2)/2. At a vacuum interface, the Lagrangian pressure perturbation vanishes: p′+ξz​∂z​p0​=0. The vertical equation gives ξz​=pz′​/(ρω2), hence
p′−ω2Ωz2​​zpz′​=0at z=±H.
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The moving interface makes this different from setting the Eulerian perturbation of a fluid variable p′ to zero on the original surface.
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