Wednesday, January 20, 2016

fluid dynamics - Why does the Vlasov equation not consider higher order time derivatives?


The Vlasov equation is given by: dfdt=ft+vfx+afv


But why are higher order time-derivatives such as at or fa not included? Are they simply considered small or are they absolutely zero for some reason?





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