Homogeneous cooling of rough, dissipative particles: Theory and simulations
arXiv:cond-mat/9804003 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.58.3416
Abstract
We investigate freely cooling systems of rough spheres in two and three dimensions. Simulations using an event driven algorithm are compared with results of an approximate kinetic theory, based on the assumption of a generalized homogeneous cooling state. For short times , translational and rotational energy are found to change linearly with . For large times both energies decay like with a ratio independent of time, but not corresponding to equipartition. Good agreement is found between theory and simulations, as long as no clustering instability is observed. System parameters, i.e. density, particle size, and particle mass can be absorbed in a rescaled time, so that the decay of translational and rotational energy is solely determined by normal restitution and surface roughness.
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