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Lyapunov Functionals for the Enskog Equation

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Zhenglu Jiang

Mathematical Physics · Submitted 2 Aug 2006

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The authors' main claim The former yields the time-asymptotic convergence of global classical solutions to the collision free motion while the latter is applied into the verification of the $L^1$ stability of global classical solutions.

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CitationZhenglu Jiang. "Lyapunov Functionals for the Enskog Equation." arXiv:math-ph/0608007 (2006). https://pith.science/paper/YHCZ3VYS
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Two Lyapunov functionals are presented for the Enskog equation. One is to describe interactions between particles with various velocities and another is to measure the $L^1$ distance between two classical solutions. The former yields the time-asymptotic convergence of global classical solutions to the collision free motion while the latter is applied into the verification of the $L^1$ stability of global classical solutions.

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s1 One is to describe interactions between particles with various velocities and another is to measure the $L^1$ distance between two classical solutions. contribution 0.60 0.82 0.11 asserted 1.00
s2 The former yields the time-asymptotic convergence of global classical solutions to the collision free motion while the latter is applied into the verification of the $L^1$ stability of global classical solutions. result 0.86 0.85 0.54 asserted 1.00

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Two Lyapunov functionals are presented for the Enskog equation. One is to describe interactions between particles with various velocities and another is to measure the $L^1$ distance between two classical solutions. The former yields the time-asymptotic convergence of global classical solutions to the collision free motion while the latter is applied into the verification of the $L^1$ stability of global classical solutions.

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