Journal of Mathematical Physics · 1963 · 276 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsHeat TransferTheoretical PhysicsTransport PhenomenaBoltzmann Transport EquationMolecular CollisionsMomentum TransportRelativistic MechanicsRelativistic PhysicsTransport PropertiesBulk ViscosityKinetic TheoryKinetic Theory Of GasesKinetic Transport EquationsRelativistic Scattering TheoryThermal ConductivityTransport TheoryViscosity
A consistent relativistic theory of transport processes in a simple gas is developed. The approach is the four-dimensional geometric one due to Synge. Scalar and vector eigenfunctions of the linearized collision operator are derived when the scattering cross section is a simple separable function of scattering angle and relative velocity (Maxwellian particles). The bulk viscosity and thermal conductivity are computed explicitly for this case.
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