Effect of accuracy of solving integral equations for the thermal and viscous Chapman functions on the value of gas-kinetic coefficients
The dependence of the gas-kinetic coefficients on the accuracy of calculating the thermal and viscous Chapman functions for the case of a simple gas in the neighborhood of a plane rigid surface is studied. Expressions for the gas-kinetic coefficients are obtained by solving the Boltzmann equation using the Loyalka method. In order to find the temperature jump, we use boundary conditions which take into account the accommodation both on the energy and the momentum. The dependence of the results on the choice of the molecule interaction potential is analyzed.
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