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Surface modes of a self-gravitating incompressible slab (ωe,o2​(k))

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For q=kH, the even and odd scalar-potential branches have ωe2​=(2πGΣ/H)[qtanhq−1/(1+cothq)] and ωo2​=(2πGΣ/H)[qcothq−1/(1+tanhq)]. Even potential symmetry moves the surfaces oppositely; odd potential symmetry bends them together. Hydrostatic free-surface pressure gives the positive term and perturbed self-gravity the negative term.

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