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Virial theorem for a cloud of stars obtained from Jeans equations with the second correlation moments

A hydrodynamic model for small acoustic oscillations in a cloud of stars is built, taking into account the self-consistent gravitational field in equilibrium with a non-zero second correlation moment. It is assumed that the momentum flux density tensor should include the analog of the anisotropic pr...

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Main Authors:	Stupka A A, Kopteva, E M, Saliuk, M A, Bormotova, I M
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Subjects:	Boundary conditions Clouds Correlation Einstein equations Field strength Flux density Gravitational fields Mathematical analysis Tensors Transverse oscillation Virial theorem
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