论文信息 - Hybrid kinetic/fluid models for nonequilibrium systems

Hybrid kinetic/fluid models for nonequilibrium systems

Our purpose is to derive a model describing the evolution of particles at various scales following their kinetic energy. Fast particles will be described through a collisional kinetic equation of Boltzmann-BGK type. This equation will be coupled with a fluid model (Euler equations) that describes the evolution of slower particles. The main interest of this approach is to reduce the cost of numerical simulations. To cite this article: N. Crouseilles et al., C. R. Acad. Sci. Paris, Ser. I 336 (2003).

Pierre Degond | Nicolas Crouseilles | Mohammed Lemou

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