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9780817642846

Kinetic Theory and Fluid Dynamics

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    9780817642846

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    0817642846

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-09-01
  • Publisher: Birkhauser

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This monograph gives a comprehensive description of the relationship and connections between kinetic theory and fluid dynamics, mainly for a time-independent problem in a general domain. Ambiguities in this relationship are clarified, and the incompleteness of classical fluid dynamics in describing the behavior of a gas in the continuum limit'”recently reported as the ghost effect'”is also discussed. The approach used in this work engages an audience of theoretical physicists, applied mathematicians, and engineers.By a systematic asymptotic analysis, fluid-dynamic-type equations and their associated boundary conditions that take into account the weak effect of gas rarefaction are derived from the Boltzmann system. Comprehensive information on the Knudsen-layer correction is also obtained. Equations and their boundary conditions are carefully classified depending on the physical context of problems. Applications are presented to various physically interesting phenomena, including flows induced by temperature fields, evaporation and condensation problems, examples of the ghost effect, and bifurcation of flows.Key features:* many applications and physical models of practical interest* experimental works such as the Knudsen compressor are examined to supplement theory* engineers will not be overwhelmed by sophisticated mathematical techniques* mathematicians will benefit from clarity of definitions and precise physical descriptions given in mathematical terms* appendices collect key derivations and formulas, important to the practitioner, but not easily found in the literatureKinetic Theory and Fluid Dynamics serves as a bridge for those working in different communities where kinetic theory or fluid dynamics is important: graduate students, researchers and practitioners in theoretical physics, applied mathematics, and various branches of engineering. The work can be used in graduate-level courses in fluid dynamics, gas dynamics, and kinetic theory; some parts of the text can be used in advanced undergraduate courses.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Introduction
1(4)
Boltzmann Equation
5(22)
Velocity distribution function and macroscopic variables
5(2)
Boltzmann equation
7(1)
Conservation equations
8(1)
Maxwell distribution (Equilibrium distribution)
9(1)
Mean free path
9(1)
Boundary condition
10(3)
Simple boundary
10(1)
Interface
11(2)
H theorem
13(1)
Model equation
14(1)
Nondimensional expressions I
15(4)
Nondimensional expressions II
19(5)
Linearized Boltzmann equation
24(2)
Boltzmann equation in the cylindrical and spherical coordinate systems
26(1)
Linear Theory - Small Reynolds Numbers
27(58)
Problem
27(1)
Grad-Hilbert solution and fluid-dynamic-type equations
28(4)
Stress tensor and heat-flow vector of the Grad-Hilbert solution
32(3)
Analysis of the Knudsen layer
35(9)
Slip condition and Knudsen-layer correction
44(8)
On a simple solid boundary
44(5)
On an interface of a gas and its condensed phase with evaporation or condensation
49(3)
Determination of macroscopic variables
52(1)
Discontinuity of the velocity distribution function and S layer
53(4)
Force and mass and energy transfers on a closed body
57(2)
Viscosity and thermal conductivity
59(1)
Summary of the asymptotic theory
60(1)
Applications
60(25)
Thermal creep flow and thermal transpiration
60(3)
Thermal-stress slip flow
63(1)
Nonlinear thermal-stress flow
64(1)
Thermal edge flow
65(5)
Thermophoresis
70(2)
Knudsen compressor
72(9)
Negative-temperature-gradient phenomenon
81(4)
Weakly Nonlinear Theory - Finite Reynolds Numbers
85(38)
Problem
86(1)
S solution
86(6)
Fluid-dynamic-type equations
92(5)
Knudsen-layer analysis
97(4)
Slip condition and Knudsen layer
101(3)
On a simple solid boundary
102(1)
On an interface of a gas and its condensed phase
103(1)
Determination of macroscopic variables
104(2)
Rarefaction effect
106(1)
Force and mass and energy transfers on a closed body
106(3)
Summary of the asymptotic theory and a comment on a time-dependent problem
109(4)
Applications
113(10)
Half space problem of evaporation and condensation
113(3)
Evaporation and condensation around a cylindrical or spherical condensed phase
116(3)
The difference of the temperature field for the S expansion and for the incompressible Navier-Stokes set in a time-dependent problem
119(4)
Nonlinear Theory I - Finite Temperature Variations and Ghost Effect
123(44)
Problem
123(2)
SB solution
125(10)
Fluid-dynamic-type equations
135(2)
Knudsen layer and slip condition
137(9)
Determination of macroscopic variables
146(2)
Ghost effect: Incompleteness of the system of the classical gas dynamics
148(12)
Nonlinear thermal-stress flow and inappropriateness of the heat-conduction equation
148(3)
Ambiguity in the continuum world
151(1)
Reflection on the Navier-Stokes set of equations
152(1)
Illustrative examples
153(4)
Supplementary discussion
157(3)
Half-space problem of evaporation and condensation
160(7)
Nonlinear Theory II - Flow with a Finite Mach Number around a Simple Boundary
167(36)
Problem
167(1)
Hilbert solution
168(5)
Viscous boundary-layer solution
173(12)
Knudsen-layer solution and slip condition
185(7)
Connection of Hilbert and viscous boundary-layer solutions
192(2)
Recipe for construction of solution
194(2)
Discussions
196(7)
Nonlinear Theory III - Finite Speed of Evaporation and Condensation
203(32)
Problem
203(1)
Hilbert solution
204(2)
Knudsen layer
206(3)
Half-space problem of evaporation and condensation
209(4)
System of equations and boundary conditions in the continuum limit
213(3)
Generalized kinetic boundary condition
216(4)
Boundary-condition functions h1(Mn), h2(Mn), Fs(Mn, Mn, Mt, T/Tw), and Fb(Mn, Mt, T/Tw)
220(5)
Applications
225(10)
Two-surface problem of evaporation and condensation
225(1)
Evaporating flow from a spherical condensed phase into a vacuum
226(5)
Evaporating flow from a cylindrical condensed phase into a vacuum
231(4)
Bifurcation of Cylindrical Couette Flow with Evaporation and Condensation
235(22)
Problem
235(2)
Solution type I
237(7)
Analysis
237(5)
Solution
242(2)
Solution type II
244(6)
Bifurcation diagram and transition solution
250(3)
Discussions for the other parameter range
253(1)
Concluding remark and supplementary comment
253(4)
A Supplementary Explanations and Formulas 257(44)
Formal derivation of the Boltzmann equation from the Liouville equation
257(12)
Solution of integral equation L(φ) = Ih
269(2)
Derivation of the Stokes set of equations
271(9)
Golse's theorem on a one-way flow
280(5)
Functions A(ζ, TSB0), B(ζ, Tv0), etc
285(4)
Viscosity and thermal conductivity
289(3)
Linear integral equations J(fh0, fhm) = Ihhm, J(fSB0, fSBm) = IhSBm, etc
292(3)
Ja(ζiE, ζjAE), Ja(ζ2 E, (ζiζj - ζ2δij/3)BE), etc
295(2)
Equation for the Knudsen layer and Bardos's theorem
297(1)
The boundary condition for the linearized Euler set of equations
298(3)
Spherically Symmetric Field of Symmetric Tensor 301(14)
Problem
301(1)
TI(ζi) on ζ1 axis
302(2)
TI(ζi) at an arbitrary point
304(8)
Preparation
304(2)
Derivation of the expression of TI(ζi)
306(5)
Summary
311(1)
Applications
312(3)
Definite integral ∞∫∫∫ - ∞ ζi1 ... ζi2s exp(-ζ2)dζ1dζ2dζ3
312(1)
Axially symmetric field
313(2)
Kinetic-Equation Approach to Fluid-Dynamic Equations 315(12)
Introduction
315(1)
Exact kinetic-equation approach
316(8)
Discussion on numerical systems
324(3)
Bibliography 327(18)
Index 345

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