Geometric dissipation in kinetic equations

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Abstract: A new symplectic variational approach is developed for modeling dissipation in kinetic equations. This approach yields a double bracket structure in phase space which generates kinetic equations representing coadjoint motion under canonical transformations. The Vlasov example admits measure-valued single-particle solutions. Such solutions are reversible; and the total entropy is a Casimir, and thus is preserved.


In this note a new symplectic variational approach for modeling dissipation in kinetic equations based upon a double bracket structure in phase space is developed. The authors focused their approach on the Vlasov example and found that the Vlasov case allows single-particle solutions, provided the mobility in the dissipation is a functional of the phase space distribution function. Moreover, the authors show that how their approach recovers a non-local form of Darcy's law by using the Kupershmidt-Manin structure for kinetic moments.











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