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A new approach to the study of quasi-normal modes of rotating stars

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arxiv 0709.2925 v1 pith:FNWUJRSX submitted 2007-09-18 gr-qc astro-ph

A new approach to the study of quasi-normal modes of rotating stars

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We propose a new method to study the quasi-normal modes of rotating relativistic stars. Oscillations are treated as perturbations in the frequency domain of the stationary, axisymmetric background describing a rotating star. The perturbed quantities are expanded in circular harmonics, and the resulting 2D-equations they satisfy are integrated using spectral methods in the (r,theta)-plane. The asymptotic conditions at infinity, needed to find the mode frequencies, are implemented by generalizing the standing wave boundary condition commonly used in the non rotating case. As a test, the method is applied to find the quasi-normal mode frequencies of a slowly rotating star.

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