Observational analysis reveals that stellar orbits differ in pulsating states, indicating complexities due to gravitational instabilities.
Since gravitational instabilities in reality arise during the non-stationary stage of the evolution of self-gravitating systems, we present below a method for constructing radially pulsating phase models of such systems. Our models pulsate self-similarly, preserving the property of homogeneous volume density. In this work, we provide the corresponding generalizations of two well-known homogeneous equilibrium models: the Einstein model and the Camm sphere. We also indicate the differences in stellar orbits in the pulsating state.
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