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Rate of energy dissipation Ėij as a function of ϕ′ in a few selected parallels, for the n = 1.5 polytropic case ΔR1/R1 = 0.03, ν = 0.003  day-1, ρ = 8.66 × 10-7 g cm-3, orbital period P = 10 days (a = 40.62   R), and β0 = 1.2. The top curve shows results for the stellar equator, and following curves from top to bottom correspond to parallels with θ′ ≈ 81°, 73°, 64°, 55°, 46°, 38°, 29°, and 20°. Calculations with β0 = 2.0 yield identical curves, but the Ėij values are higher for by  ~ 1.5 mag.

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