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Dynamics of Stellar Systems

โœ Scribed by K. F. Ogorodnikov and Arthur Beer (Auth.)


Publisher
Pergamon Press
Year
1965
Tongue
English
Leaves
388
Edition
First Thus
Category
Library

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โœฆ Table of Contents


Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION, Page ix
PREFACE TO THE RUSSIAN EDITION, Pages xi-xii
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-12
CHAPTER I - THE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF STELLAR STATISTICS, Pages 13-32
CHAPTER II - THE KINEMATICS OF STELLAR SYSTEMS, Pages 33-66
CHAPTER III - THE ELEMENTARY THEORY OF GALACTIC ROTATION, Pages 67-98
CHAPTER IV - IRREGULAR FORCES IN STELLAR SYSTEMS, Pages 99-136
CHAPTER V - STATISTICAL STELLAR DYNAMICS NEGLECTING ENCOUNTERS, Pages 137-184
CHAPTER VI - REGULAR ORBITS OF STARS, Pages 185-207
CHAPTER VII - THE PROBLEM OF LOCAL DYNAMICS, Pages 208-239
CHAPTER VIII - DYNAMICS OF CENTROIDS, Pages 240-259
CHAPTER IX - DYNAMICS OF SPHERICAL STELLAR SYSTEMS, Pages 260-294
CHAPTER X - DYNAMICS OF ROTATING STELLAR SYSTEMS, Pages 295-296,296a,297-324,324a,324b,324c,324d,324e,324f,324g,324h,324i,324j,324k,324l,324m,324n,324o,324p,324q,324r,324s,324t,324u,324v,324w,324x,325-346
REFERENCES, Pages 347-353
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 355-358
INDEX OF GALAXIES, Page 359


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