In this paper we systematically investigate the length and time scales of an interstellar molecular cloud for collapse under the influence of self-gravity, magnetic field and Coriolis forces. We used Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) equations in linearized form in order to explore the dynamical evolution of perturbations. We found that both the Lorentz force and the Coriolis force support the cloud against self contraction, i.e., they introduce stabilizing effect against gravitational instability. Of the two cloud types with the same physical size, only those threaded by an interstellar magnetic field without rotation or those rotating without magnetic field will survive against gravitational collapse
We investigate whether Alfven waves can support an interstellar molecular cloud against gravitationa...
Star formation is a complex process and constitutes one of the basic problems of astrophysics. Most ...
Dynamically significant magnetic fields are routinely observed in molecular clouds, with mass-to-flu...
In this paper we systematically investigate the length and time scales of an interstellar molecular ...
We formulate the problem of the formation and collapse of nonaxisymmetric protostellar cores in weak...
[[abstract]]In this paper we follow the evolution of an unstable magnetized cloud core modeled with ...
The means by which parent molecular clouds give birth to stars constitutes a fundamental unsolved pr...
In order to understand the origin of observed molecular cloud properties, it is critical to understa...
[[abstract]]In a previous paper (Paper I) we presented a perturbative analysis of the collapse of a ...
We study the self-similar collapse of an isothermal magnetized rotating cloud in the ideal magnetohy...
Interstellar molecular clouds are generally believed to be the sites of active star formation in our...
International audienceIn Meidt et al., we showed that gas kinematics on the scale of individual mole...
We study the linear evolution of small perturbations of self-gravitating, ideal fluid systems, both ...
We analytically investigate the modes of gravity-induced star formation possible in idealized finite...
The dynamics and evolution of molecular clouds, which are the main sites of active star formation in...
We investigate whether Alfven waves can support an interstellar molecular cloud against gravitationa...
Star formation is a complex process and constitutes one of the basic problems of astrophysics. Most ...
Dynamically significant magnetic fields are routinely observed in molecular clouds, with mass-to-flu...
In this paper we systematically investigate the length and time scales of an interstellar molecular ...
We formulate the problem of the formation and collapse of nonaxisymmetric protostellar cores in weak...
[[abstract]]In this paper we follow the evolution of an unstable magnetized cloud core modeled with ...
The means by which parent molecular clouds give birth to stars constitutes a fundamental unsolved pr...
In order to understand the origin of observed molecular cloud properties, it is critical to understa...
[[abstract]]In a previous paper (Paper I) we presented a perturbative analysis of the collapse of a ...
We study the self-similar collapse of an isothermal magnetized rotating cloud in the ideal magnetohy...
Interstellar molecular clouds are generally believed to be the sites of active star formation in our...
International audienceIn Meidt et al., we showed that gas kinematics on the scale of individual mole...
We study the linear evolution of small perturbations of self-gravitating, ideal fluid systems, both ...
We analytically investigate the modes of gravity-induced star formation possible in idealized finite...
The dynamics and evolution of molecular clouds, which are the main sites of active star formation in...
We investigate whether Alfven waves can support an interstellar molecular cloud against gravitationa...
Star formation is a complex process and constitutes one of the basic problems of astrophysics. Most ...
Dynamically significant magnetic fields are routinely observed in molecular clouds, with mass-to-flu...