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Burgers dynamics for Poisson point process initial conditions of the Weibull class

Patrick Valageas

Burgers equation with Poisson point process initial conditions yields exact expressions for velocity distributions, shock statistics and correlation functions.

arxiv:2512.09813 v2 · 2025-12-10 · cond-mat.stat-mech · physics.flu-dyn

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We derive explicit analytical expressions for a broad set of statistical quantities. These include the one- and two-point probability distributions of the velocity, the multiplicity functions of voids and shocks, and the velocity and density correlation functions together with their associated power spectra. We also show that the full hierarchy of n-point distributions factorizes into a sequence of two-point conditional probabilities.

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The geometrical construction of solutions in terms of first-contact parabolas gives the exact inviscid solution for initial conditions defined by a Poisson point process whose intensity follows a power law with exponent alpha > -1.

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Burgers dynamics with Weibull-class Poisson point process initial conditions produces self-similar evolution and explicit analytical expressions for velocity distributions, void and shock multiplicities, and correlation functions with stretched-exponential tails whose exponents range from 1 to ∞.

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[1] For the first term in Eq.(24), the factorλ(ψ⋆)actually impliesψ ⋆ >0, since this configuration requires a Poisson point at the intersection(q⋆, ψ⋆)
[2] If the two parabolas share the same contact point,q1 =q 2 =q ⋆, then the density vanishes,ρ= 0, and the interval [x1, x2]contains no matter
[3] It is related to the void probabilityPvoid(x)by Pvoid(x) = Z ∞ x dx′nvoid(x′) (x′ −x),whencen void(> x) =− dPvoid dx =−R ′ α(x), n void(x) = d2Pvoid dx2 =R ′′ α(x)
[4] Configurations withψ ⋆ ≤0do not contribute, as in this case the parabolic arcsP 1 andP 2 in the upper half-plane are disjoints. Then, the integral over either symmetric arc yields a vanishing mean vel
[5] J. M. Burgers,The Nonlinear Diffusion Equation(Springer Netherlands, 1974) 1974

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arxiv: 2512.09813 · arxiv_version: 2512.09813v2 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2512.09813 · pith_short_12: HPP72HMLJ53Y · pith_short_16: HPP72HMLJ53YWGF5 · pith_short_8: HPP72HML
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