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Kinetic Formulation for Systems of Two¶Conservation Laws and Elastodynamics

Benoit Perthame1 and Athanasios E. Tzavaras2

(1)  Ecole Normale Superieure, DMA¶45, rue d'Ulm¶75230 Paris¶e-mail: benoit.perthame@ens.fr, FR
(2)  Department of Mathematics¶University of Wisconsin¶Madison, WI 53706¶e-mail: tzavaras@math.wisc.edu, US
Abstract:   For scalar conservation laws, the kinetic formulation makes it possible to generate all the entropies from a simple kernel. We show how this concept replaces and simplifies greatly the concept of Young measures, avoiding the difficulties encountered when working in L p . The general construction of the two kinetic functions that generate the entropies of 2 × 2 strictly hyperbolic systems is also developed here. We show that it amounts to building a “universal” entropy, i.e., one that can be truncated by a “kinetic value” along Riemann invariants. For elastodynamics, this construction can be completed and specialized using the additional Galilean invariance. This allows a full characterization of convex entropies. It yields a kinetic formulation consisting of two semi-kinetic equations which, as usual, are equivalent to the infinite family of all the entropy inequalities.
Accepted May 29, 2000¶Published online November 16, 2000

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