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Analytic Solution of Boundary Value Problems for the Shakhov Equation with the Collision Frequency Proportional to the Molecule Velocity

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The weak evaporation and temperature jump problems are solved analytically for the Shakhov kinetic equation with a collision frequency proportional to the molecular velocity. The expressions obtained are calculated numerically for the kinetic coefficients. The results obtained are compared with those obtained earlier.

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Latyshev, A.V., Yushkanov, A.A. Analytic Solution of Boundary Value Problems for the Shakhov Equation with the Collision Frequency Proportional to the Molecule Velocity. Fluid Dynamics 38, 632–645 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026338214835

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