Abstract
We consider problems of the gravitational evolution of a gaseous sphere based on Jacobi’s virial equation and the relationship between potential energy and the moment of inertia of the sphere in the form \( - U\sqrt\Phi =\upalpha \upbeta Gm^{5/2} \). The problems to be solved are as follows:
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Equilibrium boundary conditions for a self-gravitating gaseous sphere;
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Velocity of gravitational differentiation of a gaseous sphere;
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The luminosity–mass relationship;
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Bifurcation of a dissipative system;
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Cosmochemical effects;
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Radial distribution of mass density and the body’s inner force field;
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Oscillation frequency and angular velocity of shell rotation;
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The nature of precession, nutation and body’s equatorial plane obliquity;
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The nature of Chandler’s effect of the Earth pole wobbling .
All the above tasks have physical formulations and mathematical solutions.
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Ferronsky, V.I. (2016). The Body’s Evolutionary Processes as Сentrifugal and Gyroscopic Effects of Interaction Energy Emission. In: Gravitation, Inertia and Weightlessness. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32291-9_6
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