Lecture
Spherical Systems: Models and Potentials
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This lecture covers the theory of spherical systems, focusing on circular speed, circular velocity, circular frequency, and escape speed. It discusses potential-based and density-based models, as well as axisymmetric models for disk galaxies. Examples include potential of flattened systems, infinite thin disks, and spheroidal shells.
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