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Machine Learning Moment Closure Models for the Radiative Transfer Equation II: Enforcing Global Hyperbolicity in Gradient-Based Closures

Huang, Juntao·Cheng, Yingda·Christlieb, Andrew J.·Roberts, Luke F.·Yong, Wen-An
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Huang, Juntao, Cheng, Yingda, Christlieb, Andrew J., Roberts, Luke F., Yong, Wen-An. 2023-04-25. Machine Learning Moment Closure Models for the Radiative Transfer Equation II: Enforcing Global Hyperbolicity in Gradient-Based Closures. https://doi.org/10.1137/21m1423956

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