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Explicit formula of energy-conserving, Fokker-Planck type collision term for nonaxisymmetric, single species point vortex system

This paper considers a kinetic equation for an unbounded two-dimensional single species point vortex system. No axisymmetric flow is assumed. Using the kinetic theory based on the Klimontovich formalism, we derive a collision term consisting of a diffusion and a drift term, whose structure is similar to the Fokker-Planck equation. The collision term exhibits several important properties: (a) it includes a nonlocal effect; (b) it conserves the mean field energy; (c) it satisfies the H theorem; (d) its effect vanishes in each local equilibrium region with the same temperature. When the system reaches a global equilibrium state, the collision term completely converge to zero all over the system.

preprint2013arXivOpen access

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