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Normalised SG kernels,
, for light (top) and massive (bottom) discs. For light discs, the prescriptions of Müller et al. (2012) and Rendon Restrepo & Barge (2023) are insensitive to the Toomre’s parameter. This is in contrast with the Bessel prescription, which scale as 1/Qg in the limit of massive discs. When a constant SL prescription is used, the kernel vanishes at short distances, whereas for a vanishing SL, the kernel diverges, suggesting an overestimation of SG. The Bessel prescription is the unique prescription that is simultaneously inversely proportional to Qg for massive discs, does not vanish at the singularity and permits a smooth transition between massive and light discs.
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