Parameters

Short description

= i x + j y + k z

the operator of vector differentiation

t

given time

t i

the time of the initial collision of the converging particle

r

position of the ending point of the converging particle

r

position of the starting point of the converging particle

u ( t i , r )

mass flow velocity in the point r at time t i

v T ( t i , r )

the average magnitude of the thermal velocity of converging particle in point r at time t i

Z V ( t i , r )

the rate of collisions per unit volume in the point of the collision r at the time t i of the initial collision

v ( t i , r , t , r )

velocity vector in the ending point r at the given time t

Q i ( t , t i )

the probability of free path traveling along the ballistic trajectory of the converging ballistic trajectory starting at time t i and ending at time t

Ψ i n ( t i , r , t , r )

property content delivered by the converging ballistic particle in the ending point r at the given time t

φ i = t t i

traveling time between an initial and ending consecutive collisions or the ballistic traveling time

n

particles density

m

particle mass

σ c

the cross-section of collisions

P c = σ c n

the number of particles placed within a collision tube of a unit length

σ c

the cross-section of collisions

V

the volume of integration over space occupied by the model gas

r i c ( r , t i , t ˜ )

the position of a virtual ballistic particle at a time t ˜ , which has zero magnitude of thermal velocity in the starting point r at the time of the initial collision t i

v i c ( r , t i , t ˜ )

the velocity vector of the virtual ballistic particle having a zero component of the thermal velocity at a time t ˜

n i = r r i c ( r , t i , t ) | r r i c ( r , t i , t ) |

instant unit vector directing thermal velocity component, so a traveling particle targets point r at time t

r ˜ = r ( r , t i , t ˜ )

the position vector of a ballistic particle at time t ˜

v ˜ = v ( t i , r , t ˜ )

the velocity vector of the ballistic particle at time t ˜

g

an external force that applies to a particle of a unit mass

v r e l

the average magnitude of the velocity of the traveling particle with respect to a nearby passed particle