Group Velocity of the Density Waves in Galactic Disks
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This letter is emphasized on the discussion of the group velocity of disturbed galactic density waves (GDW), which is one of the two most insurmountable problems in the density waves theory. In our calculation, we find that the galactic thickness has an important effect on the GDW. The dynamic time scale of GDW in our three-dimensional model can be prominently prolonged, from 36% to 60% contrasting to that of two-dimensional galactic model. However, it is still less than the lifetime of our Galaxy, which means that it is necessary to seek some other physical mechanisms to excite and sustain the GDW.
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LONG Min, PENG Qiu-He, LUO Xin-Lian, CHOU Chih-Kang. Group Velocity of the Density Waves in Galactic Disks[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2000, 17(12): 929-931.
LONG Min, PENG Qiu-He, LUO Xin-Lian, CHOU Chih-Kang. Group Velocity of the Density Waves in Galactic Disks[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2000, 17(12): 929-931.
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LONG Min, PENG Qiu-He, LUO Xin-Lian, CHOU Chih-Kang. Group Velocity of the Density Waves in Galactic Disks[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2000, 17(12): 929-931.
LONG Min, PENG Qiu-He, LUO Xin-Lian, CHOU Chih-Kang. Group Velocity of the Density Waves in Galactic Disks[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2000, 17(12): 929-931.
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