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Boundary-value problems of the Boltzmann equation: Asymptotic and numerical analyses (Part 2)

Intensive Lecture Series (Postech, June 20-21, 2011). Boundary-value problems of the Boltzmann equation: Asymptotic and numerical analyses (Part 2). Kazuo Aoki Dept. of Mech. Eng. and Sci. Kyoto University . Near continuum regime (small Knudsen number): Asymptotic theory.

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Boundary-value problems of the Boltzmann equation: Asymptotic and numerical analyses (Part 2)

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  1. Intensive Lecture Series (Postech, June 20-21, 2011) Boundary-value problems of the Boltzmann equation:Asymptotic and numerical analyses(Part 2) Kazuo Aoki Dept. of Mech. Eng. and Sci. Kyoto University

  2. Near continuum regime (small Knudsen number): Asymptotic theory

  3. Dimensionless variables Strouhal number Knudsen number Fluid-dynamic description Navier-Stokes + Slip conditions ? Steady (time-independent) flows Systematic asymptotic analysis (formal) for small Kn • Y. Sone (1969, 1971, …, 2002, … 2007, …) • Kinetic Theory and Fluid Dynamics (Birkhäuser, 2002) • Molecular Gas Dynamics: Theory, Techniques, and • Applications (Birkhäuser, 2007)

  4. Asymptotic analysis (brief summary) Boltzmann eq. (dimensionless) + BC Fluid-dynamic solution (Hilbert expansion) Macroscopic quantities Boltzmann eq. Sequence of integral equations Solutions Constraints for Fluid-dynamic equations

  5. Constraints on boundary values of Knudsen layers F-D sol. Knudsen-layer correction Half-space problems of linearized Boltzmann equation gas Boundary conditions for fluid-dynamic equations **************** Types of F-D system (eqs. + bc)are different depending on physical situations

  6. Parameter relation m.f.p characteristic length charct. speed sound speed charct. density viscosity (temp. & density variations) small small large large Stokes Incomp. N-S Ghost effect Euler

  7. Parameter relation m.f.p characteristic length charct. speed sound speed charct. density viscosity (temp. & density variations) small small large large Stokes Incomp. N-S Ghost effect Euler

  8. Sone (1969, 1971), RGD6, RGD7 Sone (1991), Advances in Kinetic Theory and Continuum Mechanics Small temperature & density variations Starting point: LinearizedBoltzmann eq. F-D eqs. Stokes system * * * * * * * * * * Stokes limitGolse & Levermore (2002) CPAM 55, 336

  9. F-D eqs. Stokes system BC No-slip condition Slip condition slip coefficients

  10. Thermal creep Shear slip Temp. jump Effects of curvature, thermal stress, …

  11. Thermal creep slow fast Gas at rest (no pressure gradient) Diffuse reflection: isotropic

  12. Thermal creep slow fast flow Gas at rest (no pressure gradient) Diffuse reflection: isotropic

  13. Parameter relation m.f.p characteristic length charct. speed sound speed charct. density viscosity (temp. & density variations) small small large large Stokes Incomp. N-S Ghost effect Euler

  14. Sone, A, Takata, Sugimoto, & Bobylev (1996), Phys. Fluids8, 628 Large temperature & density variations Example Ghost effect Defect of classical fluid dynamics gas • Boltzmann equation (hard-sphere molecules) • Diffuse reflection • Boundary at rest, no flow at infinity • (more generally, slow motion of boundary • and slow flow at infinity can be included)

  15. Dimensionless variables (normalized by ) Boltzmann equation dimensionless molecular velocity Boundary condition Formal asymptotic analysis for

  16. Fluid-dynamic-type equations Hilbert solution (expansion) Macroscopic quantities Boltzmann eqs. Sequence of integral equations

  17. Sequence of integral equations Zeroth-order Solution: local Maxwellian Assumption Boundary at rest (No flow at infinity) Consistent assumption

  18. Higher-order Linearized collision operator Homogeneous eq. has nontrivial solutions Kernel of Solution: Solvability conditions Fluid-dynamic equations

  19. gas Fluid-dynamic-type system for

  20. F-D eqs. const for hard-sphere molecules

  21. Knudsen layer and slip boundary conditions BC can be made to satisfy BC at if However, higher-order solutions cannot satisfy kinetic BC Knudsen layer

  22. Solution: Knudsen-layer correction Hilbert solution Stretched normal coordinate Half-space problem for linearized Boltzmann eq. Eq. and BC for

  23. Knudsen-layer problem Undetermined consts. Solution exists uniquely iff take special values Boundary values of Grad (1969) Conjecture Bardos, Caflisch, & Nicolaenko (1986): CPAM Maslova (1982), Cercignani (1986) Golse, Poupaud (1989)

  24. 0 0 BC Thermal creep Thermal creep flow caused by large temperature variation Flow caused by thermal stress Galkin, Kogan, & Fridlander (71)

  25. Example Thermal creep flow in 2D channel with sinusoidal boundary and with sinusoidal temperature distribution Numerical sol. by finite- volume method Laneryd, A, Degond, & Mieussens (2006), RGD25 Some results for hard-sphere molecules

  26. Arrows A type of Knudsen pump One-way flow with pumping effect

  27. Arrows A type of Knudsen pump One-way flow with pumping effect

  28. : Isothermal lines

  29. F-D system for Sone, A, Takata, Sugimoto, & Bobylev (1996), Phys. Fluids8, 628 Large temperature & density variations Ghost effectDefect of classical fluid dynamics gas Fluid- dynamic limit

  30. F-D eqs. const for hard-sphere molecules

  31. 0 0 BC Thermal creep

  32. Continuum (fluid-dynamic) limit The flow vanishes; however, the temperature field is still affected by the invisible flow Ghost effect Navier-Stokes system : steady heat-conduction eq. + no-jump cond. gas Defect of Navier-Stokes system

  33. References for ghost effect Single gas: Sone, A, Takata, Sugimoto, & Bobylev (1996), Phys. Fluids8, 628 Sone, Takata, & Sugimoto (1996), Phys. Fluids8, 3403 Sone (1997), Rarefied Gas Dynamics (Peking Univ. Press), p. 3 Sone (2000), Ann. Rev. Fluid Mech. 32, 779 Sone & Doi (2003), Phys. Fluids15, 1405 Sone, Handa, & Doi (2003), Phys. Fluids15, 2904 Sone and Doi (2004), Phys. Fluids16, 952 Sone & Doi (2005), Rarefied Gas Dynamics (AIP), p. 258 Gas mixture: Takata & A (1999), Phys. Fluids11, 2743 Takata & A (1999), Rarefied Gas Dynamics (Cepadues), Vol. 1, p. 479 Takata & A (2001), Transp. Theory Stat. Phys.30, 205 Takata (2004), Phys. Fluids16 Yoshida & A (2006), Phys. Fluids18, 087103

  34. Arrows Isothermal lines : asymptotic : N-S

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