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“…In the present study, to find local equilibrium functions f (0) kci (r, u, t) and f (0) e − (r, u, t), we can use the famous Boltzmann formula (Boltzman, 1964) for the entropy density:…”
Section: Generalization Of Bgk Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the present study, to find local equilibrium functions f (0) kci (r, u, t) and f (0) e − (r, u, t), we can use the famous Boltzmann formula (Boltzman, 1964) for the entropy density:…”
Section: Generalization Of Bgk Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5 Maudlin (2007), Oaklander (2012) and Tegtmeier (1996Tegtmeier ( , 2009. 6 Price (1996); Farr (2012Farr ( , 2018; Boltzmann (1964). 7 Baron & Miller (2015b); Latham, Miller, & Norton (2019);Callender (2017).…”
Section: Author Manuscriptmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the most significant theoretical breakthroughs in statistical physics was due to Ludwig Boltzmann (Boltzmann 1896(Boltzmann , 1995 for a recent reprint of his famous lectures on kinetic theory), who pioneered nonequilibrium statistical mechanics. Boltzmann postulated that a gas was composed of a set of interacting particles, whose dynamics could be (at least in principle) modeled by classical dynamics.…”
Section: Boltzmann Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%