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Dissipative relativistic fluid flow: A simple Lorentz invariant causal model capturing entropy shocks in its zero viscosity limit
Zero viscosity limits, by identifying the physical (Lax admissible) shocks, are a cornerstone in the design of analytical and numerical schemes for the study of classical shock waves. For relativistic fluid flow, however, the underlying Laplacian based dissipation mechanism (so-called ``artificial v
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