Rheology of dilute granular gas mixtures where the grains interact via a square shoulder and well potential
arXiv:2212.08386 · doi:10.1063/5.0132127
Abstract
We develop the rheology of a dilute granular gas mixture. Motivated by the interaction of charged granular particles, we assume that the grains interact via a square shoulder and well potential. Employing kinetic theory, we compute the temperature and the shear viscosity as functions of the shear rate. Numerical simulations confirm our results above the critical shear rate. At a shear rate below a critical value, clustering of the particles occurs.
arXiv comment12 pages, 14 figures
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