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Boltzmann and Vlasov equations performed an excellent function long ago and nonetheless play a big function in smooth ordinary sciences, approach or even philosophy of technology. Classical Boltzmann equation derived in 1872 turned a cornerstone for the molecular-kinetic conception, the second one legislations of thermodynamics (increasing entropy) and derivation of the fundamental hydrodynamic equations. After transformations, the fields and numbers of its purposes have elevated to incorporate diluted fuel, radiation, impartial debris transportation, surroundings optics and nuclear reactor modelling. Vlasov equation was once acquired in 1938 and serves as a foundation of plasma physics and describes large-scale approaches and galaxies in astronomy, famous person wind concept. This booklet offers a complete evaluate of either equations and offers either classical and smooth functions. furthermore, it discusses a number of open difficulties of significant significance. reports the entire box from the beginning to todayIncludes functional applicationsProvides classical and sleek (semi-analytical) recommendations

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4) in x and opening determinant, one obtains J(t3 , t2 , X(t2 , t1 , x))J(t2 , t1 , x) = J(t3 , t1 , x). 7). 2). 2. Taking f 0 = 1 in the preceeding equation, we have ∂t J + divx (a(t, x)J) = 0. 3. We assume that a, ∇x a ∈ C1 . 7). Proof. 7) that f ∈ C([0, T], L1 (RN )). Then for f 0 ∈ L1 (RN ) there exists a sequence fn0 ∈ C0∞ such that fn0 → f 0 in L1 . 2). 2) in terms of distributions. We define the function g(t, x) = f (t, X(t, 0, x))J(t, 0, x). 8) Then g ∈ C([0, T], L1 (RN )) ( f is approximated in C([0, T], L1 (R)) by a sequence of smooth functions fn ) and, in terms of distributions, one has for g ∂t g = [∂t f (t, X(t, 0, x)) + ∇x f (t, X(t, 0, x))∂s X(t, 0, x)]J(t, 0, x) + + f ∂s J(t, 0, x) = [∂t f + divx (af )](t, X(t, X(t, 0, x)))J(t, 0, x) = 0.

Since under change of variables v = ξ + 2α vf (−αv2 + vd + (x))dv = R3 ξ f −αξ 2 + d2 + 4α dξ R3 + d 2α f −αξ 2 + d2 + (x) dξ, 4α R3 then vi f (−αv2 + vd + (x))dv = R3 ξi f −αξ 2 + = d2 + 4α di 2α dξ + R3 f −αξ 2 + d2 + (x) dξ, 4α R3 ξ ∈ R3 , (i = 1, 2, 3). Introducing the spherical coordinates ≥ 0, 0 ≤ ϕ ≤ π , 0 ≤ sin ϕ cos , ξ2 = 2 = sin ϕ sin , ξ3 = cos ϕ, it is easy to see that ξi f −αξ 2 + d2 + (x) dξ = 0, 4α (i = 1, 2, 3). vi f −αv2 + d2 di + (x) dv = 4α 2α f dξ. 6) is satisfied. 5. Let the distribution functions f1 , f2 satisfy condition A .

When will the electric current flow? (The solution can be found in [210, 319]). 5 Conclusions 1. Taking monotonically decreasing distribution functions, one has monotonic dependence of the density distribution function (U) from the potential: (U) ≥ 0. Hence, the periodical solutions are absent, and any boundary-value problem has unique solution for any velocity dimension space. , the BoltzmannMaxwell distribution function. In the case of gravitation, a sign of inequality is inverse and the boundary-value problem is ill-posed and has no physical sense.

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