3. Discretization

3.1 Discrete Boltzmann equation

Numerical implementation of the Boltzmann equation requires discretization of the continuous variables t, $\vec{x}$ and $\vec{v}$ . To take this a step further, several books present the numerical implementation of the LBM and the associated algorithms in detail. Readers are referred to

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