Dynamics of Origin of Stars

The origin of celestial bodies is a quite old problem. We may say that, since the mankind knowing how to think, on the earth, there has been somebody thinking of where the star coming from. Therefore so many mythos and legends arose, and various hypotheses were developed.

Components of the Book:
  • FRONT MATTER
  • Chapter 1: Introduction
    • Preface
    • Jeans Unstable Property Theory of Gravitation
    • Freely Falling Body Hypothesis
    • The Fundamental Subject of Theory
  • Chapter 2: Boltzmann Equation
    • Derivation of Boltzmann Equation from Mass Conservation in Phase Space
    • Time Series Expansion and Requirement of Mass Conservation
    • An Analytic Solution of Equation (2.2.7)
    • Influence of Collision Term
    • Many Solutions of Equation (2.2.6) Can Not Describe Motion of Isolated Gas Group
  • Chapter 3: Dynamic Equation
    • Velocity of Particle
    • Dynamical Equation
    • The Case of Average Velocity Related to r
    • The Determination of Constant Ci by the Criterion of Mass Conservation
    • The Vacancy of Zero Power of r in ∂vr /∂r
    • Poly-Component System
    • Convergence of Function fi(v,r)
  • Chapter 4: Spherical Symmetry
    • Proper Spherical Symmetry Assumption
    • Uniform Spherical Solution of Collision-Less Boltzmann Equation
    • Asymptotic Representation of bx and Convergence Region of and Convergence Region of h(t)
    • Spherical Symmetry Solution of Dynamic Equation (3.2.5)
  • Chapter 5: The Discontinuity
    • Real Physical State and Continuity of Density
    • Continuous Initial Condition
    • Infinite Continuous Differentiable Initial Distribution
    • Discussion about Boltzmann Equation
    • Handling on Discontinuity in This Book
    • The Basic Dynamic Equation and the Mass Conservation
  • Chapter 6: Origin of the Stars
    • The Motion of Isolated Rotational Gas Group
    • An Isolated Gas Group in the Expanding Universe
    • Origin of the Star
    • The Surplus Gas
    • Star Cluster and Galaxy
    • The Formation of the Isolated Gas Group
    • The Outline of the Formation of the Celestial Body
  • Chapter 7: The Entropy of Contracting Gas Group
    • Introduction
    • A Paradox about Entropy
    • Dynamic Equation and the Collision Term
    • Criterion of Mass Conservation
    • Entropy
    • Approximation
    • General Distribution Function
    • Discussion
Readership: This book is for those students or researchers who are interested in dynamics of origin of stars.
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Chapter 1: Introduction
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Chapter 2: Boltzmann Equation
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Chapter 3: Dynamic Equation
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Chapter 4: Spherical Symmetry
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Chapter 5: The Discontinuity
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Chapter 6: Origin of the Stars
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Chapter 7: The Entropy of Contracting Gas Group
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Banggu Zhang (Biography), Department of Physics of Jilin University; Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute; Science Press

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