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Confusion around the tidal force and the centrifugal force
Takuya Matsuda, Hiromu Isaka, Henri M. J. Boffin
We discuss the tidal force, whose notion is sometimes misunderstood in the public domain literature. We discuss the tidal force exerted by a secondary point mass on an extended pri…
Comments on "Angular Momentum Transport in Quasi-Keplerian Accretion Disks"
Eiji Hayashi, Hiromu Isaka, Takuya Matsuda
Subramanian, Pujari and Becker (2004) claim that the correct expression for the angular momentum transport in an accretion disc, which is proportional to dOmega/dR, can be derived…
On Kinetic Theory Viscosity in a Rotating Gas
Takuya Matsuda, Eiji Hayashi
Clarke and Pringle (2004) derived a proper viscosity formula in a rotating gas by applying mean free path theory. We study their argument in detail and show that their result can b…
Numerical Simulation of the Surface Flow on the Companion Star in a Close Binary System II. Construction of Doppler maps and application to Galactic supersoft X-ray sources
Kazutaka Oka, Takuya Matsuda, Izumi Hachisu +1
We perform three-dimensional numerical simulations of surface flows on the companion star in a semi-detached binary system and construct the corresponding Doppler maps. The mass ra…
Gas flow in close binary star systems
K. Oka, T. Matsuda, I. Hachisu +1
We first present a summary of our numerical work on accretion discs in close binary systems. Our recent studies on numerical simulations of the surface flow on the mass-losing star…
Numerical simulation of the surface flow of a companion star in a close binary system
Kazutaka Oka, Takizo Nagae, Takuya Matsuda +2
We simulate numerically the surface flow of a gas-supplying companion star in a semi-detached binary system. Calculations are carried out for a region including only the mass-losin…