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Global dynamics of viscous gaseous stars in a physical vacuum
The study of vacuum is important in understanding compressible flows. In particular, physical vacuum, which ensures a finite, nontrivial pressure-induced acceleration in the normal direction on the moving boundary, naturally arises in the study of the motion of gaseous stars. In this paper, we analy
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