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Inertial modes 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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For 0<ω2<κ2, set S=kHω/κ2−ω2​. Even-pressure modes satisfy ω2=−Ωz2​StanS, while odd-pressure modes satisfy ω2=Ωz2​ScotS. In the case Ωz​>κ>0, the branches approach κ as kH→0. For each fixed vertical order n≥1 and large kH, S→nπ/2 and ω∼κnπ/(2kH). Even orders have even pressure and odd orders odd pressure. The limiting boundary condition is zero normal derivative of pressure at both interfaces.
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