Abstract. For inviscid, rotational accretion ows driven by a general pseudo-Newtonian potential on to a Schwarzschild black hole, the only possible xed points are saddle points and centre-type points. For the specic choice of the Newtonian potential, the ow has only two critical points, of which the outer one is a saddle point while the inner one is a centre-type point. A restrictive upper bound is imposed on the admissible range of values of the angular momentum of sub-Keplerian ows through a saddle point. These ows are very unstable to any deviation from a necessarily precise boundary condition. The diculties against the physical realisability of a solution passing through the saddle point have been addressed through a temporal evolut...
Classical black hole analogues (alternatively, the analogue systems) are fluid dynamical analogueof ...
Accretion discs are fluid-dynamical entities which surround many black holes. Observations reveal th...
Impressed by a widespread misunderstanding of the issue, we return to the old question concerning th...
For inviscid, rotational accretion flows driven by a general pseudo-Newtonian potential on to a Schw...
For inviscid, rotational accretion flows, both isothermal and polytropic, a simple dynamical systems...
For inviscid, rotational accretion ows, both isothermal and polytropic, a simple dy-namical systems...
Accretion onto a black hole must be transonic. For a stationary, adiabatic flow the specific energy...
The coupled hydrodynamic equations governing equatorial flows applicable to inviscid disc accretion ...
Multi-transonic accretion for a spinning black hole has been compared among different disc geometrie...
An accretion flow is necessarily transonic around a black hole. However, around a neutron star it ma...
In a stationary, general relativistic, axisymmetric, inviscid and rotational accretion flow, describ...
A number of "modified" Newtonian potentials of various forms are available in the literature which a...
The influence of a linearized perturbation on stationary inflow solutions in an inviscid and thin ac...
A generalized Newtonian potential is derived from the geodesic motion of test particles in Schwarzsc...
We formulate and solve the equations governing the transonic behaviour of a general relativistic bla...
Classical black hole analogues (alternatively, the analogue systems) are fluid dynamical analogueof ...
Accretion discs are fluid-dynamical entities which surround many black holes. Observations reveal th...
Impressed by a widespread misunderstanding of the issue, we return to the old question concerning th...
For inviscid, rotational accretion flows driven by a general pseudo-Newtonian potential on to a Schw...
For inviscid, rotational accretion flows, both isothermal and polytropic, a simple dynamical systems...
For inviscid, rotational accretion ows, both isothermal and polytropic, a simple dy-namical systems...
Accretion onto a black hole must be transonic. For a stationary, adiabatic flow the specific energy...
The coupled hydrodynamic equations governing equatorial flows applicable to inviscid disc accretion ...
Multi-transonic accretion for a spinning black hole has been compared among different disc geometrie...
An accretion flow is necessarily transonic around a black hole. However, around a neutron star it ma...
In a stationary, general relativistic, axisymmetric, inviscid and rotational accretion flow, describ...
A number of "modified" Newtonian potentials of various forms are available in the literature which a...
The influence of a linearized perturbation on stationary inflow solutions in an inviscid and thin ac...
A generalized Newtonian potential is derived from the geodesic motion of test particles in Schwarzsc...
We formulate and solve the equations governing the transonic behaviour of a general relativistic bla...
Classical black hole analogues (alternatively, the analogue systems) are fluid dynamical analogueof ...
Accretion discs are fluid-dynamical entities which surround many black holes. Observations reveal th...
Impressed by a widespread misunderstanding of the issue, we return to the old question concerning th...