Variable-moment fluid closures with Hamiltonian structure
Abstract
Based on ideas due to Scovel-Weinstein, I present a general framework for constructing fluid moment closures of the Vlasov-Poisson system that exactly preserve that system's Hamiltonian structure. Notably, the technique applies in any space dimension and produces closures involving arbitrarily-large finite collections of moments. After selecting a desired collection of moments, the Poisson bracket for the closure is uniquely determined. Therefore data-driven fluid closures can be constructed by adjusting the closure Hamiltonian for compatibility with kinetic simulations.
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