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astro-ph200629 cited

Self-Similar Shocks in Polytropic Gas Flows around Star-Forming Regions

Yu-Qing Lou, Yang Gao

Self-similar shock solutions in spherically symmetric polytropic gas flows are constructed and analyzed in contexts of proto-star formation processes. Among other possible solution…

astro-ph200655 cited

New Self-Similar Solutions of Polytropic Gas Dynamics

Yu-Qing Lou, Wei-Gang Wang

We explore semi-complete self-similar solutions for the polytropic gas dynamics involving self-gravity under spherical symmetry, examine behaviours of the sonic critical curve, and…

astro-ph20063 cited

Scale-Free Thin Discs with an Isopedic Magnetic Field

Yue Wu, Yu-Qing Lou

Global stationary configurations of both aligned and logarithmic spiral MHD perturbations are constructed analytically within an axisymmetric background ofrazor-thin scale-free gas…

astro-ph20065 cited

Global structures in a composite system of two scale-free discs with a coplanar magnetic field

Yu-Qing Lou, Xue-Ning Bai

We investigate a theoretical MHD disc problem involving a composite disc system of gravitationally coupled stellar and gaseous discs with a coplanar magnetic field in the presence…

astro-ph200614 cited

Dispersal of Gaseous Circumstellar Discs around High-Mass Stars

Yue Shen, Yu-Qing Lou

We study the dispersal of a gaseous disc surrounding a central high-mass stellar core once this circumstellar disc becomes fully ionized. If the stellar and surrounding EUV and X-r…

astro-ph200632 cited

Envelope Expansion with Core Collapse. III. Similarity Isothermal Shocks in a Magnetofluid

Cong Yu, Yu-Qing Lou, Fu-Yan Bian +1

We explore MHD solutions for envelope expansions with core collapse (EECC) with isothermal MHD shocks in a quasi-spherical symmetry and outline potential astrophysical applications…