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Comparison between the disk force in the three different cases, FBT, FW, and FSR under the assumption that Rin = 0 in the computation of FW, and FSR. The disk-density profile has a p = 1 coefficient. The filled circles are the force values computed numerically with the code FARGO. The enclosed figure shows a more detailed view of the force values near the radial center of the disk. FBT, FW, and FSR are indistinguishable, confirming their equivalence. However, all the analytical estimates do not properly match the numerical solutions close to the star.

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