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Boundary Conditions for Scalar Conservation Laws from a Kinetic Point of View

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Boundary conditions for multidimensional scalar conservation laws are obtained in the context of hydrodynamic limits from a kinetic point of view. The initial boundary value kinetic problem is well posed since inward and outward characteristics of the domain can be distinguished. The convergence of the first momentum of the distribution function to an entropy solution of the conservation law is established. Boundary conditions are obtained. The equivalence with the Bardos, Leroux, and Nedelec conditions is studied.

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Nouri, A., Omrane, A. & Vila, J.P. Boundary Conditions for Scalar Conservation Laws from a Kinetic Point of View. Journal of Statistical Physics 94, 779–804 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004574814876

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