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Discrete and continuous models of conservation laws

J. M. Greenberg, USDOE, Washington, DC (United States)

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This report describes investigations into four areas: conservation laws with source terms, general integration schemes for conservation laws without source terms, relaxation methods for integrating conservation laws, and extrusion flows in a system of two linearly viscous fluids with the same density but different viscosities. 2 refs., 13 figs.

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This report describes investigations into four areas: conservation laws with source terms, general integration schemes for conservation laws without source terms, relaxation methods for integrating conservation laws, and extrusion flows in a system of two linearly viscous fluids with the same density but different viscosities. 2 refs., 13 figs.

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This report describes investigations into four areas: conservation laws with source terms, general integration schemes for conservation laws without source terms, relaxation methods for integrating conservation laws, and extrusion flows in a system of two linearly viscous fluids with the same density but different viscosities. 2 refs., 13 figs.

Key concepts: Conservation law, Law, Relaxation (psychology), Classical mechanics, Mathematics, Physics, Mathematical analysis, Political science

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