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Moment methods for inhomogeneous systems

When using moment methods for inhomogeneous systems, the moment set is transported in physical space due to advection, diffusion, and free transport. Since the moment-transport equations are derived from a transport equation for the NDE, the problem of moment transport is closely related to the problem of transporting the NDF. Denoting the NDE by n(t, X, ), the process of spatial transport involves changes in n(t, x, ) for fixed values... [Pg.329]

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