Diagram notation for the derivation of hyperbolic moment systems
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hyperbolicity, diagram notation, Grad, Mathematics, Applied, APPROXIMATIONS, UNCERTAINTY, 0101 Pure Mathematics, 0102 Applied Mathematics, CONVERGENCE, 4901 Applied mathematics, Kinetic theory, Science & Technology, MODEL-REDUCTION, Applied Mathematics, 1502 Banking, Finance and Investment, ORDER, FRAMEWORK, KINETIC-EQUATIONS, Physical Sciences, CLOSURE, 4904 Pure mathematics, REGULARIZATION, moment method, Mathematics
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