By Ramesh K. Agarwal (auth.), Naoufel Ben Abdallah, Irene M. Gamba, Christian Ringhofer, Anton Arnold, Robert T. Glassey, Pierre Degond, C. David Levermore (eds.)
ISBN-10: 146126507X
ISBN-13: 9781461265078
ISBN-10: 1461300177
ISBN-13: 9781461300175
IMA Volumes a hundred thirty five: shipping in Transition Regimes and 136: Dispersive shipping Equations and Multiscale versions specialise in the modeling of techniques for which delivery is without doubt one of the most complex elements. This comprises techniques that contain a variety of size scales over diversified spatio-temporal areas of the matter, starting from the order of mean-free paths to again and again this scale. as a result, powerful modeling concepts require assorted delivery types in every one zone. the 1st factor is that of discovering effective simulations innovations, when you consider that a completely resolved kinetic simulation is usually impractical. One for this reason develops homogenization, stochastic, or second dependent subgrid types. one other factor is to quantify the discrepancy among macroscopic types and the underlying kinetic description, in particular while dispersive results develop into macroscopic, for instance because of quantum results in semiconductors and superfluids. those volumes deal with those questions relating to a wide selection of software components, equivalent to semiconductors, plasmas, fluids, chemically reactive gases, etc.