This paper analyzes different approximations of the evolution of expanding spherical-symmetric density perturbations which gain angular momentum by tidal torques. The evolution of expanding spherical-symmetric density perturbations is improved and extended, with regard to both initial configuration and evolution, mainly in the context of an Einstein-de Sitter universe. Qualitative estimates are made of the angular momentum and of the spin parameter for different masses and peak heights. It is shown that, to obtain close agreement with a median value of spin parameter of about 0.05 found by several authors, an underestimate by a factor of at least 4 of the rate of acquisition of angular momentum has to be assumed.

Acquisition of angular momentum by tidal torques in expanding, spherical-symmetric density perturbations - an analysis of different approximations. II

CAIMMI, ROBERTO
1990

Abstract

This paper analyzes different approximations of the evolution of expanding spherical-symmetric density perturbations which gain angular momentum by tidal torques. The evolution of expanding spherical-symmetric density perturbations is improved and extended, with regard to both initial configuration and evolution, mainly in the context of an Einstein-de Sitter universe. Qualitative estimates are made of the angular momentum and of the spin parameter for different masses and peak heights. It is shown that, to obtain close agreement with a median value of spin parameter of about 0.05 found by several authors, an underestimate by a factor of at least 4 of the rate of acquisition of angular momentum has to be assumed.
1990
STAMPA
Inglese
239
1-2
7
23
17
EDP Sciences / SFODF
Internazionale
Sì, ma tipo non specificato
Cosmology: dark matter; Galaxies: formation; Galaxies: evolution
http://articles.adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1990A%26A...239....7C
ITALIA
none
Caimmi, Roberto
01 CONTRIBUTO IN RIVISTA::01.01 - Articolo in rivista
info:eu-repo/semantics/article
1
262
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