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Prepared non-Maxwellian distribution and initial layer

Physical scope

Hypothetical spatially homogeneous preparation for the single-species BGK model, using a compactly supported non-Maxwellian initial velocity density. No apparatus, observation, or empirical relaxation is reported.

Statement

Assume Countable Choice ACω: every N-indexed family of nonempty sets has a choice function.

Consider a hypothetical homogeneous three-dimensional gas with particle mass m>0 in kilograms, Boltzmann constant kB>0 in joules per kelvin, number density n0>0 in m−3, translational temperature T0>0 in kelvins, and a constant reference density fref>0 with the same units as the velocity density below. Put θ=kBT0/m in m2 s−2, Vc=3θ in m s−1, and define the prepared number density in velocity space by

f0(v)=n08Vc3 1[−Vc,Vc]3(v),v∈R3.

The density f0 has units s3 m−6, so f0 d3v is a number density in m−3.

Here 1C is the function equal to one on the cube C and zero outside it. The corresponding Maxwellian with the same number density, zero mean velocity, and temperature T0 is

M(v)=n0(m2πkBT0)3/2exp⁡(−m∣v∣22kBT0).

Define the dimensionless weighted norm by ∥g∥1,3=∫R3(1+∣v/v∗∣3)∣g(v)∣ d3v, where v∗=1 m s−1; for velocity densities g it has units m−3. Under the homogeneous fast-scale conserving BGK model with τ>0 seconds and dimensionless ε>0, this preparation has an exact initial-layer solution: for every fixed t>0, fε(t)→M in this weighted L1 norm as ε→0, while fε(0)=f0≠M. The compactly supported f0 is a hypothetical distribution, not an observed preparation or experiment.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: Countable Choice and n0,T0,m,kB,τ,ε,fref>0 with the units and dimensionless conventions in the statement, the hypothetical f0, and the homogeneous BGK model.

[F1]

Exact equilibrium approach in the BGK model: under Countable Choice, for nonnegative initial data with finite ω3 moment, where ω3(v)=∑j=03(∣v∣/v∗)j, positive number density and centered second moment, and finite reference-relative entropy, the homogeneous fast-scale BGK solution has the exact formula and weighted-norm equality in its Statement.

[A1]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω): the assumed Countable Choice is inherited from the kinetic measure and Gaussian-moment conventions of [F1]; the explicit cube preparation requires no additional choice.

Proof

1.1givenalgebra

Let C=n0/(8Vc3) and R=3Vc/v∗. The cube has volume 8Vc3, so ∫f0 d3v=n0. Symmetry of each interval gives ∫vf0 d3v=0. For the second moment, each coordinate contributes (2Vc)2∫−VcVcs2 ds=8Vc5/3, so ∫[−Vc,Vc]3∣v∣2 d3v=8Vc5; dividing by 8Vc3 gives mean square speed Vc2. Thus ∫∣v∣2f0 d3v=n0Vc2=3n0kBT0/m, so the mean velocity is zero and its temperature is T0. On the support, ω3(v)≤1+R+R2+R3, hence ∫ω3f0 d3v≤n0(1+R+R2+R3)<∞. With fref>0 in the same units as C, ∫f0∣log⁡(f0/fref)∣ d3v=n0∣log⁡(C/fref)∣<∞, using 0log⁡0=0.

2.1givenA1F1step 1.1

The Maxwellian M is strictly positive on all of R3, whereas f0 vanishes outside the compact cube, so f0≠M almost everywhere and ∥f0−M∥1,3>0. The data in step 1.1 satisfy the hypotheses of [F1]; applying it under [A1] gives the exact solution and exponential weighted-norm equality.

3.1givenF1step 2.1algebra∎

For each fixed t>0, e−t/(ετ)→0 as ε→0, so the equality in step 2.1 gives fε(t)→M in weighted L1. At t=0, the solution is f0, whose positive mismatch was proved in step 2.1. The initial layer is therefore a conditional model prediction for this hypothetical preparation, not an empirical result.

Remarks

Supplier status for Exact equilibrium approach in the BGK model: (current same-batch draft physics theorem; its K01 mathematical suppliers, including Exact homogeneous BGK fast relaxation and Exponential reference-relative entropy bound for homogeneous BGK, are current draft carriers with Step 1 readiness records marked ready, recording authoring readiness but not proof acceptance).

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