Analysis confirms the existence and uniqueness of a continuous solution in a rectangular domain, highlighting the Broadwell model's application.
We consider the unsteady problem for the general planar Broadwell model with fourh velocities in a rectangular spatial domain over a finite time interval. We impose a class of non-negative initial and Dirichlet boundary data that are bounded and continuous, along with their first-order partial derivatives. We then prove the existence and uniqueness of a non-negative continuous solution, bounded together with its first-order partial derivatives, to the initial-boundary value problem.
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