Chapter 2 – A Review of Mathematical Topics in Collisional Kinetic Theory
By Cédric Villani. 2002
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Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Computational Mechanics, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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In Applied Mathematics
- Cédric Villani
- Laurent Desvillettes
- Benoit Perthame
- Maria Pia Gualdani
- Nestor Guillen
- Lorenzo Pareschi
- Giacomo Dimarco
- St'ephane Mischler
In Computational Mechanics
- Cédric Villani
- Giacomo Dimarco
- Benoit Perthame
- Laurent Desvillettes
- Lorenzo Pareschi
- Maria Pia Gualdani
- Nestor Guillen
- Laure Saint-Raymond
In Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
- Cédric Villani
- Giacomo Dimarco
- Lorenzo Pareschi
- Benoit Perthame
- Maria Pia Gualdani
- Laurent Desvillettes
- Nestor Guillen
- Laure Saint-Raymond
Citations in the corpus
- Mathematical tools for kinetic equations (2004, background): “For large time behavior, we refer to [87] (part I), Desvillettes and Villani [44] for bounded domains, and to [101] for the whole space.”
- Hypocoercivity (2006, background): “This last section is devoted to the Boltzmann equation; see [51] and the references therein for background and references on this model.”
- Hypocoercive Diffusion Operators (2006, background): “A mathematically-oriented presentation of the Boltzmann equation can be found in my long review paper [27].”
- Numerical methods for kinetic equations* (2014, methodology): “In this case, corresponding to α = −3, the Boltzmann integral diverges and the Landau equation can be derived in the grazing collision limit (Villani 2002).”