Explores kinetic diffusion effects in relativistic theory, suggesting new insights for physics.
A nonlinear Lorentz-invariant kinetic diffusion equation is introduced, which is consistent with the conservation laws of particles number, energy, and momentum. The equilibrium solution converges to the Maxwellian density in the Newtonian limit, but it is not given by the Jüttner distribution commonly employed in relativistic kinetic theory. The nonlinear kinetic diffusion equation on a general Lorentzian manifold is consistent with the contracted Bianchi identities and therefore can be coupled to the Einstein equations of general relativity. Abstract Published by the Jagiellonian University 2026 authors
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