2005
DOI: 10.1007/pl00021894
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Special class of solutions of the kinetic equation of a bubbly fluid

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“…where f = f 1 . The class of solutions of the kinetic model ( 1) with a bounded support characterized by a linear relationship between the Riemann integral invariants was obtained in [9] on a base of the following property: if the functions f (t, x, p), p l (t, x), and p r (t, x) are a solution of system (1), (20) then the quantity R(t, x, p), which has been defined above by (19) in semi-Lagrangian coordinates, satisfies the equation…”
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“…where f = f 1 . The class of solutions of the kinetic model ( 1) with a bounded support characterized by a linear relationship between the Riemann integral invariants was obtained in [9] on a base of the following property: if the functions f (t, x, p), p l (t, x), and p r (t, x) are a solution of system (1), (20) then the quantity R(t, x, p), which has been defined above by (19) in semi-Lagrangian coordinates, satisfies the equation…”
Section: Special Class Of Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(µ and b are constants) leads to a special class of solutions [9]. In this case the distribution function f has the form…”
Section: Special Class Of Solutionsmentioning
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