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Preface | p. xi |
Boltzmann Equation | p. 1 |
Velocity distribution function and macroscopic variables | p. 1 |
Boltzmann equation | p. 3 |
Conservation equations | p. 6 |
Maxwell distribution (Equilibrium distribution) | p. 6 |
Mean free path | p. 7 |
Kinetic boundary condition | p. 8 |
Simple boundary | p. 8 |
Interface | p. 9 |
H theorem | p. 11 |
Model equation | p. 12 |
Nondimensional expressions I | p. 13 |
Nondimensional expressions II | p. 19 |
Linearized Boltzmann equation | p. 23 |
Highly Rarefied Gas: Free Molecular Gas and Its Correction | p. 29 |
General solution of a free molecular flow | p. 29 |
Initial-value problem | p. 30 |
Boundary-value problem | p. 30 |
Preparation | p. 30 |
Free molecular gas around a convex body | p. 31 |
Arbitrary body shape and arrangement | p. 34 |
Initial and boundary-value problem | p. 42 |
Statics of a free molecular gas: Effect of the temperature of the boundary | p. 45 |
Construction of the velocity distribution function | p. 45 |
Condition of applicability | p. 49 |
Macroscopic variables | p. 49 |
Flow velocity | p. 50 |
Principle of superposition | p. 50 |
Simple applications | p. 51 |
Forces acting on heated bodies in a free molecular gas | p. 54 |
Effect of intermolecular collisions | p. 63 |
Slightly Rarefied Gas: Asymptotic Theory of the Boltzmann System for Small Knudsen Numbers | p. 73 |
Linear problem | p. 74 |
Problem | p. 74 |
Grad-Hilbert expansion and fluid-dynamic-type equations | p. 74 |
Stress tensor and heat-flow vector of the Grad-Hilbert solution | p. 78 |
Analysis of Knudsen layer | p. 79 |
Slip boundary condition and Knudsen-layer correction | p. 83 |
Discontinuity of the velocity distribution function and layer | p. 91 |
Force and mass and energy transfers on a closed body | p. 93 |
Summary | p. 94 |
Supplement: viscosity and thermal conductivity | p. 95 |
Weakly nonlinear problem | p. 96 |
Problem | p. 96 |
S expansion and fluid-dynamic-type equations | p. 97 |
Knudsen layer and slip boundary condition | p. 102 |
Rarefaction effect of a gas | p. 107 |
Force and mass and energy transfers on a closed body | p. 108 |
Summary | p. 110 |
Nonlinear problem I: Finite temperature variations and ghost effect | p. 112 |
Problem | p. 112 |
Outline of the analysis | p. 113 |
Fluid-dynamic-type equations and their boundary conditions | p. 117 |
Ghost effect and incompleteness of the classical gas dynamics | p. 119 |
Illustrative example | p. 124 |
Nonlinear problem II: Flow with a finite Mach number around a simple boundary | p. 126 |
Problem and the outline of analysis | p. 126 |
Fluid-dynamic-type equations and their boundary conditions and the recipe for solution | p. 132 |
Nonlinear problem III: Flow with a finite speed of evaporation or condensation | p. 137 |
Problem and the outline of analysis | p. 137 |
System of fluid-dynamic-type equations and boundary conditions in the continuum limit | p. 140 |
Review of the fluid-dynamic-type systems | p. 144 |
Classification | p. 144 |
Supplementary discussion | p. 148 |
Time-dependent problem | p. 149 |
Fluid-dynamic-type equations I: Sh = 0(1) | p. 150 |
Fluid-dynamic-type equations II: Sh = 0(k) | p. 155 |
Slip boundary condition and Knudsen-layer correction | p. 163 |
Initial layer and others | p. 165 |
Simple Flows | p. 169 |
Couette-flow and heat-transfer problems between two parallel plates | p. 169 |
Flows through a channel or pipe I: Straight pipe | p. 178 |
Analysis by a similarity solution | p. 178 |
Example | p. 181 |
Slowly varying approximation | p. 186 |
Flow through a channel or pipe II: Quasi-unidirectional flow | p. 189 |
Gas over a plane wall | p. 196 |
Uniform flow past a sphere with a uniform temperature | p. 200 |
Uniform flow past a sphere with an arbitrary thermal conductivity | p. 207 |
Formulation | p. 207 |
A gas around a sphere with a nonuniform temperature | p. 210 |
Solution for a sphere with an arbitrary thermal conductivity | p. 217 |
Shock wave | p. 219 |
Formation and propagation of a shock wave | p. 222 |
Flows Induced by Temperature Fields | p. 233 |
Flows in a slightly rarefied gas | p. 233 |
Thermal creep flow | p. 233 |
Thermal-stress slip flow | p. 239 |
Nonlinear-thermal-stress flow | p. 242 |
Thermal edge flow | p. 244 |
Flow between elliptic cylinders with different temperatures | p. 246 |
Thermophoresis | p. 248 |
A spherical particle with a uniform temperature | p. 249 |
A spherical particle with an arbitrary thermal conductivity | p. 253 |
One-way flows induced through a pipe without average pressure and temperature gradients | p. 261 |
Background | p. 261 |
Pipe with ditches | p. 261 |
Pipe with shelves | p. 267 |
Compressors without a moving part | p. 272 |
Knudsen compressor | p. 272 |
Performance | p. 274 |
Discussion | p. 275 |
Thermal-edge compressor | p. 277 |
Summary | p. 280 |
Flows with Evaporation and Condensation | p. 281 |
Evaporation from or condensation onto a plane condensed phase | p. 281 |
Problem and basic equations | p. 281 |
Behavior of evaporating flows | p. 283 |
Behavior of condensing flows | p. 294 |
Evaporation from a cylindrical condensed phase into a vacuum | p. 302 |
Problem and basic equation | p. 302 |
Outline of numerical computation | p. 304 |
The behavior of the gas | p. 306 |
Evaporation from a cylindrical condensed phase into a gas | p. 315 |
Problem and basic equation | p. 315 |
The behavior of the gas | p. 315 |
Evaporation from a spherical condensed phase into a vacuum | p. 321 |
Problem and basic equation | p. 321 |
The behavior of the gas | p. 325 |
Negative temperature gradient phenomenon | p. 338 |
Generalized kinetic boundary condition | p. 344 |
Bifurcation in the Half-Space Problem of Evaporation and Condensation | p. 355 |
Problem | p. 355 |
Transition from evaporation to condensation | p. 356 |
Basic equation and boundary condition | p. 356 |
Slowly varying solution | p. 357 |
Knudsen-layer correction | p. 359 |
Solution | p. 360 |
Transonic condensation | p. 362 |
Preparation | p. 362 |
Slowly varying solution | p. 365 |
Construction of the solution of the half-space problem | p. 371 |
Existence range of a solution | p. 377 |
Supplementary discussion | p. 378 |
Ghost Effect and Bifurcation I: Benard and Taylor-Couette Problems | p. 379 |
Benard problem I: Finite Knudsen number | p. 379 |
Introduction | p. 379 |
Existence range of nonstationary solutions and their flow patterns | p. 381 |
Array of rolls and its stability | p. 382 |
Benard problem II: Continuum limit | p. 389 |
Introduction | p. 389 |
One-dimensional solution | p. 390 |
Bifurcation from the one-dimensional solution | p. 391 |
Two-dimensional temperature field under infinitesimal flow velocity | p. 396 |
Discussions | p. 399 |
Taylor-Couette problem | p. 403 |
Problem and basic equation | p. 403 |
Analysis of bifurcation | p. 406 |
Bifurcated temperature field under infinitesimal speeds of rotation of the cylinders | p. 410 |
Discussion | p. 413 |
Flows between rotating circular cylinders with evaporation and condensation | p. 417 |
Introduction | p. 417 |
Axially symmetric and uniform case | p. 418 |
Axially symmetric and nonuniform case I: Finite Knudsen number | p. 430 |
Axially symmetric and nonuniform case II: Limiting solution as Kn [rightarrow] 0 | p. 438 |
Ghost Effect and Bifurcation II: Ghost Effect of Infinitesimal Curvature and Bifurcation of the Plane Couette Flow | p. 449 |
Problem and basic equations | p. 450 |
Asymptotic analysis | p. 452 |
[Characters not reproducible] solution | p. 453 |
Knudsen-layer analysis | p. 455 |
Asymptotic fluid-dynamic-type equations and their boundary conditions | p. 457 |
Supplementary notes | p. 460 |
System for small Mach numbers and small temperature variations | p. 462 |
Bifurcation of the plane Couette flow | p. 466 |
Bifurcation analysis | p. 466 |
Bifurcated flow field under infinitesimal curvature | p. 471 |
Summary and supplementary discussion | p. 472 |
Supplement to the Boltzmann Equation | p. 481 |
Derivation of the Boltzmann equation | p. 481 |
Collision integral | p. 494 |
Binary collision | p. 494 |
Symmetry relation and its applications | p. 495 |
Summational invariant | p. 499 |
Function B[Characters not reproducible] | p. 501 |
Spherically symmetric field of a symmetric tensor | p. 509 |
Isotropic property of collision operator | p. 511 |
Parity of the linearized collision integral [Lambda](0) | p. 514 |
Linearized collision integral [Lambda](0) and integral equation [Lambda](0) = Ih | p. 517 |
Functions defined by [Lambda](0) = Ih and transport coefficients | p. 520 |
Kernel representation of the linearized collision integral [Lambda](0) | p. 523 |
Boltzmann equation in the cylindrical and spherical coordinate systems | p. 528 |
Integral form of the Boltzmann equation | p. 531 |
General case | p. 531 |
Linearized BKW equation with the diffuse-reflection or complete-condensation condition | p. 532 |
Similarity solution | p. 539 |
Reduced BKW equation | p. 544 |
Maxwell distribution | p. 546 |
Equilibrium distribution | p. 546 |
Local Maxwell distribution | p. 548 |
Mean free path for a Maxwellian | p. 551 |
Kinetic boundary condition in the linearized problem | p. 553 |
Darrozes-Guiraud inequality | p. 558 |
Equation for Knudsen layer | p. 562 |
Uniqueness of solution of the boundary-value problem of the linearized Boltzmann equation | p. 566 |
Methods of Solution | p. 571 |
Direct simulation Monte Carlo method | p. 571 |
Introduction | p. 571 |
Preparation | p. 571 |
Process of DSMC method | p. 574 |
Theoretical background of DSMC method | p. 579 |
Economy of computation | p. 591 |
Example | p. 595 |
Moment method | p. 601 |
Basic idea | p. 601 |
Examples | p. 603 |
Modified Knudsen number expansion | p. 606 |
Chapman-Enskog expansion | p. 607 |
Hypersonic approximation | p. 612 |
Some Data | p. 617 |
Some integrals | p. 617 |
Some numerical data | p. 618 |
Bibliography | p. 621 |
List of Symbols | p. 643 |
Index | p. 647 |
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