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The Steady Relativistic Boltzmann Equation in Half-Space

  • Jing Ouyang,
  • Changguo Xiao

摘要

We are concerned with the boundary layer problem for steady relativistic Boltzmann equation in half-space. By introducing some special test functions and choosing suitable estimate orders, we derive a crucial bound on the macroscopic part \(\textbf{P}f\) P f . Under certain admissible conditions and assuming exponential decay for the source term, we demonstrate the existence, continuity and the exponential spacial decay of a boundary layer solution for both linear and nonlinear steady relativistic Boltzmann equations with hard potential collision kernel. The uniqueness is also established under specific constraint conditions.