... from a homeoidal expansion[*]
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... pairs[*]
In the self-gravitating case $A(r)\propto C''(r) + 2C'(r)/r + 4D(r)$ and $B(r)\propto D''(r) +6D'(r)/r$.
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... motions[*]
A bar over a quantity means average over phase-space velocities. In particular, $u_{\varphi}\equiv \overline{v_{\varphi}}=\int f {v_{\varphi}}~{\rm d}^3{\vec v}/\rho$.
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... function[*]
The Lambert function is defined by the identity
$\ln {W}({\rm e}^z) + {W}({\rm e}^z)=z$.
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