Hydrodynamic theory for granular gases
Rosa Ramirez, Dino Risso, Rodrigo Soto, Patricio Cordero
Abstract
A granular gas subjected to a permanent injection of energy is described by means of hydrodynamic equations derived from a moment expansion method. The method uses as reference function not a Maxwellian distribution f M but a distribution f0 = Φf M, such that Φ adds a fourth cumulant κ to the velocity distribution. The formalism is applied to a stationary conductive case showing that the theory fits extraordinarily well the results coming from our molecular dynamic simulations once we determine κ as a function of the inelasticity of the particle-particle collisions. The shape of κ is independent of the size N of the system.
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