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A new perspective to the flux corrected Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution

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  • Thoudam, Jyotishraj

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A new derivation to the so-called Flux Corrected Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution [4, 5] is discussed and presented. We used the discussed expression as a daily bread in the collision physics, combustion, nanoscale heat transfer & other theoretical Mathematical & Physical community [1, 2]. However, the origin of this expression is not clearly given nor derived in full length anywhere in the any of the existing documents the author is aware of. The author uses it for sampling velocity distribution to be assigned in the direction normal to the colliding surface in a usual MD collision simulation.

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  • Thoudam, Jyotishraj, 2022. "A new perspective to the flux corrected Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution," OSF Preprints yd4sn, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:osfxxx:yd4sn
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/yd4sn
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