Publikation: A class of Hadamard well-posed five-field theories of dissipative relativistic fluid dynamics
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This paper proposes a class of causal formulations for dissipative relativistic fluid dynamics as a hyperbolic five-field system of second-order partial differential equations. The argumentation continues lines of thinking developed in the author’s earlier papers with Temple and generalizes a four-field description that was recently given by Bemfica, Disconzi, and Noronha [Phys. Rev. D 98, 104064 (2018)] for the case of the pure radiation fluid. The Navier–Stokes–Fourier-like models are constructed as perturbations of auxiliary “involutory augmentations” of the Euler equations and shown to be Hadamard well-posed at least at the level of their linearization.
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FREISTÜHLER, Heinrich, 2020. A class of Hadamard well-posed five-field theories of dissipative relativistic fluid dynamics. In: Journal of Mathematical Physics. American Institute of Physics (AIP). 2020, 61(3), 033101. ISSN 0022-2488. eISSN 1089-7658. Available under: doi: 10.1063/1.5135704BibTex
@article{Freistuhler2020-03-01class-49245, year={2020}, doi={10.1063/1.5135704}, title={A class of Hadamard well-posed five-field theories of dissipative relativistic fluid dynamics}, number={3}, volume={61}, issn={0022-2488}, journal={Journal of Mathematical Physics}, author={Freistühler, Heinrich}, note={Article Number: 033101} }
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