Astrophysical Disks [electronic resource] : Collective and Stochastic Phenomena /
Colloquium "Progress in the Study of Astrophysical Disks: Collective and Stochastic Phenomena and Computational Tools"Corporate Author
Colloquium "Progress in the Study of Astrophysical Disks: Collective and Stochastic Phenomena and Computational Tools"(2003 :Volgograd, Russia)
Colloquium "Progress in the Study of Astrophysical Disks: Collective and Stochastic Phenomena and Computational Tools"
Fridman, Aleksey M.editor.
Marov, Mikhail Ya.editor.
Kovalenko, Ilya G.editor.
The book deals with collective and stochastic processes in astrophysical discs involving theory, observations, and the results of modelling. Among others, it examines the spiral-vortex structure in galactic and accretion disks , stochastic and ordered structures in the developed turbulence. It also describes sources of turbulence in the accretion disks, internal structure of disk in the vicinity of a black hole, numerical modelling of Be envelopes in binaries, gaseous disks in spiral galaxies with shock waves formation, observation of accretion disks in a binary system and mass distribution of luminous matter in disk galaxies. The editors adaptly brought together collective and stochastic phenomena in the modern field of astrophysical discs, their formation, structure, and evolution involving the methodology to deal with, the results of observation and modelling, thereby advancing the study in this important branch of astrophysics and benefiting Professional Researchers, Lecturers, and Graduate Students.
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Invited Papers -- The Over-Reflection Instability: Myth or Reality? -- Chaotic and Ordered Structures in the Developed Turbulence -- Internal Structure of Thin Accretion Disks -- Disc Formation in Binary be Stars -- Accretion Disks Around Black Holes with Account of Magnetic Fields -- Supercritical Accretion Disk in SS433 -- Galactic Vortices -- Spiral Perturbations in Disk Galaxies Observed in NIR -- The Role of Ordered and Chaotic Motion in N-Body Models of Elliptical Galaxies Models -- Oral Contributions -- Gamma-Ray Burst Interaction with Dense Interstellar Medium -- Morphology of the Interaction between the Stream and Cool Accretion Disc in Semidetached Binaries -- Computer Modeling of Non-Stationary Gas Quasi-Keplerian Disk -- 3D Structure of Gaseous Disks in Spiral Galaxies -- Hydrodynamical Turbulence in Accretion Discs -- 2D-Simulations of Subcritical and Supercritical Accretion Disks Around Black Holes -- Separate Circumnuclear Stellar and Gaseous Disks in Disk Galaxies -- Bending Instability Galaxies: The Stellar Disk Thickness and the Mass of Spheroidal Component -- Disk-to-halo Mass Ratio Evaluations Based on the Numerical Models of Collisionless Disks -- Posters -- Global Irregularities of Spiral Patterns in Galaxies: Manifestation of hydrodynamic Instabilities? -- The Morphology of Gaseous Flows in Z and in the Active State -- Self-Consistent Gas and Stellar Dynamics of Disk Galaxies: A Problem of Dark Mass -- Numerical Simulation of Expanding Shock Waves in the Young Stars Objects.
The book deals with collective and stochastic processes in astrophysical discs involving theory, observations, and the results of modelling. Among others, it examines the spiral-vortex structure in galactic and accretion disks , stochastic and ordered structures in the developed turbulence. It also describes sources of turbulence in the accretion disks, internal structure of disk in the vicinity of a black hole, numerical modelling of Be envelopes in binaries, gaseous disks in spiral galaxies with shock waves formation, observation of accretion disks in a binary system and mass distribution of luminous matter in disk galaxies. The editors adaptly brought together collective and stochastic phenomena in the modern field of astrophysical discs, their formation, structure, and evolution involving the methodology to deal with, the results of observation and modelling, thereby advancing the study in this important branch of astrophysics and benefiting Professional Researchers, Lecturers, and Graduate Students.
Astrophysics.
Observations, Astronomical.
Astronomy—Observations.
Computers.
Mathematical models.
Physics.
Statistical physics.
Dynamical systems.
Astrophysics and Astroparticles.
Astronomy, Observations and Techniques.
Models and Principles.
Mathematical Modeling and Industrial Mathematics.
Mathematical Methods in Physics.
Complex Systems.