The manner in which warps in accretion disks evolve depends on the magnitude of the viscosity. For small viscosity (α < H/R), the warp evolves in a wave-like manner; for large viscosity, H/R < α ≪ 1, it evolves diffusively. Here, α is the viscosity parameter and H/R is the disk aspect ratio. Currently there is no simple set of equations that describes the evolution in both regimes. In this paper, we describe a possible solution to this problem and introduce a set of one-dimensional equations that describe the evolution of a warped disk that are applicable in both high- A nd low-viscosity regimes for arbitrary tilts, but small warps.
Generalized Warped Disk Equations / R.G. Martin, S.H. Lubow, J.E. Pringle, A. Franchini, Z. Zhu, S. Lepp, R. Nealon, C.J. Nixon, D. Vallet. - In: THE ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL. - ISSN 0004-637X. - 875:1(2019), pp. 5.1-5.6. [10.3847/1538-4357/ab0bb7]
Generalized Warped Disk Equations
A. Franchini;
2019
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The manner in which warps in accretion disks evolve depends on the magnitude of the viscosity. For small viscosity (α < H/R), the warp evolves in a wave-like manner; for large viscosity, H/R < α ≪ 1, it evolves diffusively. Here, α is the viscosity parameter and H/R is the disk aspect ratio. Currently there is no simple set of equations that describes the evolution in both regimes. In this paper, we describe a possible solution to this problem and introduce a set of one-dimensional equations that describe the evolution of a warped disk that are applicable in both high- A nd low-viscosity regimes for arbitrary tilts, but small warps.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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