A Unified View of Transport Equations
arXiv:1906.06541 · doi:10.1016/j.physa.2020.124403
Abstract
Distribution functions of many static transport equations are found using the Maximum Entropy Principle. The equations of constraint which contain the relevant dynamical information are simply the low-lying moments of the distributions. Systems subject to conservative forces have also been considered.
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