Vibrational Modes of a Solid Sphere

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Could someone please tell me how I could calculate the vibrational modes of a solid sphere, or where I could find this information? I want to make the calculations for a sphere with a unit radius.
 
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Here is a graphical method to get the spherical harmonics.
 

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