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Rigorously justified local time stepping in the unified gas-kinetic wave-particle method for steady multiscale flow simulation
Local time stepping (LTS) can accelerate convergence to steady states in kinetic simulations with large variations in the local time steps across the computational domain. When neighboring cells advance with unequal time steps, the time-averaged particle flux must be balanced across their common int
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