Macroscopic Modeling of Multilane Motorways Using a Two-Dimensional Second-Order Model of Traffic Flow

Macroscopic Modeling of Multilane Motorways Using a Two-Dimensional Second-Order Model of Traffic Flow
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10.1137/17m1151821
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2017-10
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SIAM J. Appl. Math.
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M. Herty;S. Moutari;G. Visconti
M. Herty;S. Moutari;G. Visconti
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M. Herty;S. Moutari;G. Visconti

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