Talk
Abstract:
Discrete Velocity Models for Numerical Simulations in Transitional
Regime and Application to Rarefied Flows and Radiative Transfer
Pierre
Charrier
Applied Mathematics
University Bordeaux 1
F 33405 Talence
Pierre.Charrier@math.u-bordeaux.fr
Joint work with Bruno Dubroca (SIS
CEA-CESTA) and L. Mieussens
(University Bordeaux 1).
Discrete velocity models for the BGK-Boltzmann equation based
on a discrete equilibrium defined by using a discrete minimum
entropy principle are proposed. Existence, uniqueness, positivity
and local entropy dissipation are proved. Numerical approximation
is obtained by both explicit and implicit schemes. Numerical
simulations of several 1 D and 2D test examples demonstrate
the performance of the method. The extension of this approach
to the radiative transfer equation is addressed.
In a second part moment models are considered for the same applications.
Those models are based on the closure approach introduced by
D. Levermore applied either to the underlying continuous velocity
kinetic equation or to a discrete velocity model of this equation.
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