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Generalized Invariant Sets for the Boltzmann Equation

Generalized invariant sets for the Boltzmann equation
Authors: Goudon, T.;

Generalized Invariant Sets for the Boltzmann Equation

Abstract

We are interested in the initial value problem for the Boltzmann equation, when the initial data u0 belongs to a set B0 = {δ0m1 (0,x,v) ≤ u0(x,v) ≤ C0m2 (0,x,v)} where m1, m2 are traveling Maxwellians. We consider soft or Maxwell's interactions with cutoff (7/3 < s ≤ 5) and C0 smaller than a bound depending on the coefficients of m2. We obtain global existence of solutions remaining in a "generalized invariant set" Bt ⊂ B∞, characterized by these particular states.

Keywords

Rarefied gas flows, Boltzmann equation in fluid mechanics, evolution of a rarefied gas, global existence of solutions, initial value problem for the Boltzmann equation, PDEs in connection with fluid mechanics, Maxwell's interactions

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