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Hydrodynamic Alignment with Pressure

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FKTW03 - Frontiers in kinetic equations for plasmas and collective behaviour

We study the hydrodynamic description which   arises from agent-based dynamics driven by velocity alignment.   It is known that in the pressure-less case, the Euler alignment system admits a limiting ``flocking’’ velocity, provided the solutions remain globally smooth. Here we extend the discussion, to include alignment dynamics driven by general pressure law, beyond the mono-kinetic closure.    Specifically, we address general kinetic-based mesoscopic descriptions, proving that despite the lack of closure of the pressure term,  alignment drives smooth solution to flock.

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