Initial-value Problems In Transport
Initial-Value Problems in Transport is a theoretical framework within time-dependent transport theory that specifically characterizes the evolution of transport phenomena from a precisely defined initial state, distinguishing it from boundary-value or steady-state formulations by its reliance on initial conditions to determine temporal dynamics.
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Elementary solutions of the transport equation and their applications
K. M. Case · Annals of Physics · 1960 · 516 citations
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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