Тип публикации: статья из журнала
Год издания: 2010
Идентификатор DOI: 10.1515/RJNAMM.2010.014
Ключевые слова: Aerosol stratification, Functionals, General solutions, Gravito-photophoresis, Heat-mass transfer, Integral transform, Linear integral equations, Molecular gas, Neumann series, Photophoretic force, Rarefied gas, Rotatory motion, Separation of variables, Summands, Transfer matrixes, Viscous forces, Weighted Monte Carlo, Approximation algorithms, Atmospheric aerosols, Clustering algorithms, Gases, Integral equations, Mass transfer, Molecular structure, Transfer matrix method, Monte Carlo methods
Аннотация: The form of the decomposition of summands in Neumann series and the general solution to a linear integral equation based on separation of variables are considered under some assumptions on the properties of the integral transform. It is shown that one can reduce the order of the problem. Special transfer matrices are proposed for eПоказать полностьюstimation of functionals. Based on weighted Monte Carlo methods and the use of transfer matrices, an algorithm for the calculation of molecular heat-mass transfer in an aerosol cluster is constructed in the approximation of free molecular gas kinetics. The cluster exists in a rarefied gas medium and, in the general case, absorbs radiation in the visible and infrared wave ranges. The algorithm allows one to compute the molecular heat transfer, photophoretic forces and their momenta, the four tensors describing the viscous forces and their momenta, and also the relationship between the translatory and rotatory motion of the cluster under an approximation linear with respect to the translatory and rotatory velocities of the system. The results of the application of the developed algorithms to the analysis of the influence of gravito-photophoresis on aerosol stratification in the stratosphere and mesosphere of the Earth are discussed as well.
Журнал: RUSSIAN JOURNAL OF NUMERICAL ANALYSIS AND MATHEMATICAL MODELLING
Выпуск журнала: Vol. 25, Is. 3
Номера страниц: 209-233
ISSN журнала: 09276467
Место издания: BERLIN
Издатель: WALTER DE GRUYTER & CO