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On the Smoothness of the Solution to the Two-Dimensional Radiation Transfer Equation

12/31/2022

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by Dean Wang, et al.

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In this paper, we deal with the differential properties of the scalar flux defined over a two-dimensional bounded convex domain, as a solution to the integral radiation transfer equation. Estimates for the derivatives of the scalar flux near the boundary of the domain are given based on Vainikko's regularity theorem. A numerical example is presented to demonstrate the implication of the solution smoothness on the convergence behavior of the diamond difference method.

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