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Global-in-time existence and uniqueness of classical solutions to the unsteady initial-boundary value problem for the four-velocity planar Broadwell model in a rectangular domain
Since the pioneering work of James E. Broadwell, discrete velocity models (DVMs) have played a fundamental role in approximating the Boltzmann equation and in the analysis of non-equilibrium gas dynamics. Despite their apparent simplicity, many fundamental analytical questions remain open, in partic
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