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A Similarity Theorem and Its Breakdown in Atomic Black Hole Accretion
Atomic gas in a point-mass potential possesses an exact similarity that survives time dependence, two-body atomic microphysics, and a specified class of radiation and feedback laws. At fixed ambient temperature and composition, $M_\bullet\mapstoλM_\bullet$ and $n_\infty\mapstoλ^{-1}n_\infty$ enlarge
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