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The Nature of Small-Scale Perturbation Modes in a Nonstationary Self-Gravitating Disk
In this work, we investigate the nature of gravitational instability of small-scale perturbation modes during the early nonstationary stages of the evolution of disk-like galaxies. To this end, we study the gravitational instability of small-scale horizontal perturbation modes, such as $(m;N) = (12;
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