Molecular gas dynamics and the direct simulation of gas flows
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Molecular gas dynamics and the direct simulation of gas flows
（The Oxford engineering science series, 42）
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1994
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The direct simulation Monte Carlo (or DSMC) method has, in recent years, become widely used in engineering and scientific studies of gas flows that involve low densities or very small physical dimensions. This method is a direct physical simulation of the motion of representative molecules, rather than a numerical solution of the equations that provide a mathematical model of the flow. These computations are no longer expensive and the period since the 1976
publication of the original Molecular Gas Dynamics has seen enormous improvements in the molecular models, the procedures, and the implementation strategies for the DSMC method. The molecular theory of gas flows is developed from first principles and is extended to cover the new models and procedures. Note:
The disk that originally came with this book is no longer available. However, the same information is available from the author's website (http://gab.com.au/)
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