We consider a junction regulated by a traffic lights, with n incoming roads and only one outgoing road. On each road the Phase Transition traffic model, proposed in [6], describes the evolution of car traffic. Such model is an extension of the classic Lighthill–Whitham–Richards one, obtained by assuming that different drivers may have different maximal speed. By sending to infinity the number of cycles of the traffic lights, we obtain a justification of the Riemann solver introduced in [9] and in particular of the rule for determining the maximal speed in the outgoing road.
Garavello, M., Marcellini, F. (2018). A Riemann solver at a junction compatible with a homogenization limit. JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONS, 464(2), 1333-1351 [10.1016/j.jmaa.2018.04.068].
A Riemann solver at a junction compatible with a homogenization limit
Garavello, M;Marcellini, F
2018
Abstract
We consider a junction regulated by a traffic lights, with n incoming roads and only one outgoing road. On each road the Phase Transition traffic model, proposed in [6], describes the evolution of car traffic. Such model is an extension of the classic Lighthill–Whitham–Richards one, obtained by assuming that different drivers may have different maximal speed. By sending to infinity the number of cycles of the traffic lights, we obtain a justification of the Riemann solver introduced in [9] and in particular of the rule for determining the maximal speed in the outgoing road.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.