In contrast to molecular gases (for example, air), the particles of granular gases, such as a cloud of dust, lose part of their kinetic energy when they collide, giving rise to many exciting physical properties. The book provides a self-contained introduction to the theory of granular gases for advanced undergraduates and beginning graduates.
In contrast to molecular gases (for example, air), the particles of granular gases, such as a cloud of dust, lose part of their kinetic energy when they collide, giving rise to many exciting physical properties. The book provides a self-contained introduction to the theory of granular gases for advanced undergraduates and beginning graduates.
* 1: Introduction * I Mechanics of Particle Collisions * 2: Particle collisions * 3: Coefficients of restitution * 4: Applications to few-particle systems * II Granular Gases - Velocity Distribution Function * 5: Cooling granular gas - Haff's law * 6: Boltzmann equation * 7: Sonine polynomials expansion of the velocity distribution function * 8: Velocity distribution and temperature of a granular gas for the case epsilon = const. * 9: Velocity distribution function and temperature for viscoelastic particles * 10: High-energy tail of the velocity distribution function * 11: Two-dimensional granular gases * III Single-particle Transport, Self-Diffusion and Brownian Motion * 12: Diffusion and self-diffusion * 13: Pseudo-Liouville and binary collision operators in dissipative gas dynamics * 14: Coefficient of self-diffusion * 15: Brownian motion in granular gases * 16: Two-dimensional granular gases * IV Transport Processes and Kinetic Coefficients * 17: Granular gas as a continuum: hydrodynamic equations * 18: Chapman-Enskog approach for non-uniform granular gases * 19: Kinetic coefficients and velocity distribution for gases of elastic particles * 20: Kinetic coefficients for granular gases of simplified particles * 21: Kinetic coefficients for granular gases of viscoelastic particles * 22: Chapman-Enskog method for self-diffusion coefficients * 23: Two-dimensional granular gases * V Structure Formation * 24: Instability of the homogeneous cooling state * 25: Structure formation for epsilon = const. * 26: Structure formation in granular gases of viscoelastic particles * 27: Nonlinear mechanisms for structure formation * 28: Two-dimensional granular gases * A: Functions of the collision integral * B: Molecular dynamics of granular gases * C: Solutions to the problems
* 1: Introduction * I Mechanics of Particle Collisions * 2: Particle collisions * 3: Coefficients of restitution * 4: Applications to few-particle systems * II Granular Gases - Velocity Distribution Function * 5: Cooling granular gas - Haff's law * 6: Boltzmann equation * 7: Sonine polynomials expansion of the velocity distribution function * 8: Velocity distribution and temperature of a granular gas for the case epsilon = const. * 9: Velocity distribution function and temperature for viscoelastic particles * 10: High-energy tail of the velocity distribution function * 11: Two-dimensional granular gases * III Single-particle Transport, Self-Diffusion and Brownian Motion * 12: Diffusion and self-diffusion * 13: Pseudo-Liouville and binary collision operators in dissipative gas dynamics * 14: Coefficient of self-diffusion * 15: Brownian motion in granular gases * 16: Two-dimensional granular gases * IV Transport Processes and Kinetic Coefficients * 17: Granular gas as a continuum: hydrodynamic equations * 18: Chapman-Enskog approach for non-uniform granular gases * 19: Kinetic coefficients and velocity distribution for gases of elastic particles * 20: Kinetic coefficients for granular gases of simplified particles * 21: Kinetic coefficients for granular gases of viscoelastic particles * 22: Chapman-Enskog method for self-diffusion coefficients * 23: Two-dimensional granular gases * V Structure Formation * 24: Instability of the homogeneous cooling state * 25: Structure formation for epsilon = const. * 26: Structure formation in granular gases of viscoelastic particles * 27: Nonlinear mechanisms for structure formation * 28: Two-dimensional granular gases * A: Functions of the collision integral * B: Molecular dynamics of granular gases * C: Solutions to the problems
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