MODEL FRONTIER 2026 · MATH 2025 · under KEEPER ERIS

Hilbert's Sixth · Particles → Fluid

Deng, Hani and Ma derived the fluid equations from Newton's laws for hard-sphere particles, by way of Boltzmann's equation. It is a major case of Hilbert's 1900 sixth problem.

Dave (t242u): "perfect, continue on building out pages please, anything you want browse the internet for guidance"

LIT Yu Deng, Zaher Hani and Xiao Ma (2025) gave a rigorous chain from microscopic Newtonian hard spheres to Boltzmann's kinetic equation to the macroscopic fluid equations. Quanta listed it among the top results of 2025.

LIT kB = 1.380649 × 10⁻²³ J/K exactly (SI 2019). At 300 K, kT = 4.14 × 10⁻²¹ J, and the mean molecular speed of N₂ is √(8kT/πm) ≈ 476 m/s.

MODEL Tie to Dave's world: Nitrogen as the gas: his band III.

MODEL Art: 300 elastic spheres bounce in a glass box. The coloured arrow is their averaged momentum, the "fluid" seen from far away.

Sources (browsed Oct 2026)

  1. Quanta: The Year in Mathematics 2025
  2. Quanta video: Biggest breakthroughs in mathematics 2025

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