Question #88413
Obtain an expression for the radial velocity of objects in the galaxy as a function of their
galactic longitude.
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Expert's answer
2019-04-29T09:32:13-0400

Radial velocity components projected on to the line of sight:

vr=θv0coslΔvsinl(1)v_r=\theta v_0 \cos{l} – Δv \sin{l} (1)

Using (1) we got:

vr=v0R0rsinlcosldvdRrsinlcosl(2)v_r = \frac {v_0} {R_0} r \sin{l} \cos{l} - \frac {dv} {dR} r \sin{l} \cos{l} (2)

vr=v0R0rsinlcosldvdRrsinlcosl(3)v_r = \frac {v_0} {R_0} r \sin{l} \cos{l} - \frac {dv} {dR} r \sin{l} \cos{l} (3)

where


A=12(v0R0dvdR)A = \frac {1} {2} (\frac {v_0} {R_0} - \frac {dv} {dR})

is Oort's first (sheer) constant


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