On the global warping of a thin self-gravitating near Keplerian gaseous disk with application to the disk in NGC 4258
arXiv:astro-ph/9710047 · doi:10.1086/305436
Abstract
On the global warping of a thin self-gravitating near Keplerian gaseous disk with application to the disk in NGC 4258
36 pages (including 4 figures), Latex, to appear in ApJ
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