We present some analyses of warping modes in inviscid near Keplerian d
isks taking the three-dimensional structure fully into account. The re
sults of this investigation verify the validity of a vertical averagin
g approximation for thin disks when the radial wavelength is significa
ntly longer than the disk thickness. They also indicate that long wave
length disturbances may persist for long times. Shorter wavelength dis
turbances in non-self-gravitating disks are found to propagate with li
ttle dispersion at a speed related to the sound speed. When self-gravi
ty becomes important fast and slow waves are found which also propagat
e with little dispersion. When a small viscosity is included the evolu
tion of the disturbances becomes more diffusive in character as descri
bed in previous work.