I. The stability of a spherical nebula
James Hopwood Jeans
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Published: Jan 1, 1902
DOI: 10.1098/rsta.1902.0012
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Abstract 1. The object of the present paper can be best explained by referring to a sentence which occurs in a paper by Professor G. H. Darwin. This is as follows:— “The principal question involved in the nebular hypothesis seems to be the stability of a rotating mass of gas; but, unfortunately, this has remained up to now an untouched field of mathematical research. We can only judge of probable results from the investigations which have been made concerning the stability of a rotating mass of liquid.”
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