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The binding energy is calculated for rotating stars with pressure equal to one-third the thermal energy density, by means of general relativity. For large central redshifts, the binding energy decreases rapidly as one proceeds from flat disk shapes to more nearly spherical stars. Binding-energy curves are also presented for the case of pressure equal to the thermal energy.
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J. R. Wilson (1972) studied this question.
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