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The gravitational potential entering in the source terms of the Navier-Stokes equations is the sum of multiple terms:
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The gravitational potential entering in the source terms of the Navier-Stokes equations is the sum of multiple terms:
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## The potential from the central massive body (primary of mass $`M_*`$):
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## The potential from the central massive body
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Considering a primary of mass $`M_*`$:
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$`\Phi_*=-{{ G M_*} \over {r}}`$
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$`\Phi_*=-{{ G M_*} \over {r}}`$
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## The potential form the planets of mass $m_p$.
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## The potential form the planets
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Below we consider the case of one single planet, easily extended to multiple planets.
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Below we consider the case of one single planet of mass $m_p$ (it is easily extended to multiple planets).
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- In the 3 Dimensional case
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- In the 3 Dimensional case
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we use a cubic-potential of the form:
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we use a cubic-potential of the form:
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## The indirect terms
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## The indirect terms
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This term in the potential accounts for the acceleration of the primary
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Two terms in the potential accounts for the acceleration of the primary they come from the acceleration due respectively to the planet(s) and to the disk:
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$`\tilde \Phi_p = {{ G m_p} \over {r_p^3}}(r_p\codot r)`$
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