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Kinetic closure of turbulence: collision-side modeling beyond the filtered Boltzmann equation
This article extends a recently introduced kinetic closure of turbulence by developing its theoretical framework, operational realizations, and validation. In contrast with filtered Navier--Stokes formulations, filtering the Boltzmann equation retains subgrid transport under the linear streaming ope
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