Asymmetrical screw flows which minimize the integral remainder between the sides of the Boltzmann equation
Abstract
Approximate bimodal solutions for the integro-differential Boltzmann equation for the model of hard spheres are built in the case when the Maxwellian modes are screws with different degrees of infnite-simality of their angular velocities. Some suffcient conditions to minimization of integral remainder between the sides of the Boltzmann equation are obtained.
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