Lecture

Potential Theory: Spherical Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the potential theory applied to spherical systems, including examples of spherical models, density-based models, and axisymmetric models for disk galaxies. It also discusses the Nobel Prize in Physics 2020 related to galactic center research.

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