scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1284346
We present a kinetic formulation for the \(N\times N\) chromatography system. It consists in representing a whole family of entropy inequalities by a single equation, using a supplementary variable. It can be used to derive rather easily some properties of the system based upon the manipulation of entropies, such as invariant regions or stability for weakly convergent initial data. The new point here is that we obtain \(N+1\) kinetic equations, which are necessary to get the \(N\) maximum and minimum principles on the Riemann invariants, a very specific property of this kind of system. Also, \(N+1\) kinetic equations are necessary to perform the compensated compactness argument for the stability property. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0903.00041].
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