Entropy, Volume 26, Issue 12
2024 December - 132 articles
Cover Story: Kinetic theory refers to the physical and mathematical approaches to a systematic deduction of the macroscopic behavior of many-particle systems from first principles, that is, starting from the microscopic equations of motion. This work presents kinetic theory based upon the Landau equation, describing the one-particle function in a weak interaction limit for self-propelled particles with alignment interactions. Self-propelled particles—driven units that break the conservation of momentum on a particle scale—are the epitome of active matter. This paper illustrates such particles that interact with nematic symmetry. The relevant equations can be brought into a diagrammatic form (first three orders are shown), allowing us to quantitatively extract accurate predictions for agent-based simulations. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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