The grazing collision limit for the Boltzmann–Lorentz model
The grazing collision limit for the Boltzmann–Lorentz model
C. Buet ; S. Cordier ; B. Lucquin-Desreux
2001-01-01 00:00:00
The Lorentz operators are derived from either Boltzmann or FokkerPlanck collisions operators when considering a mixture of species with disparate masses (8). The FokkerPlanck operator is the so called grazing collision limit of the Boltzmann operator as proved in (1,12,7). In our simpler case, we improve the results by proving uniform in time convergence and by controling the speed of the trend to equilibrium. The results are based on a spectral analysis of the operators which share the same basis of eigenfunctions.
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The grazing collision limit for the Boltzmann–Lorentz model
The Lorentz operators are derived from either Boltzmann or FokkerPlanck collisions operators when considering a mixture of species with disparate masses (8). The FokkerPlanck operator is the so called grazing collision limit of the Boltzmann operator as proved in (1,12,7). In our simpler case, we improve the results by proving uniform in time convergence and by controling the speed of the trend to equilibrium. The results are based on a spectral analysis of the operators which share the same basis of eigenfunctions.
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