Shock Polar Analysis
The simplest case in shock reflection is the reflection of a planar shock by a planar obstacle. In this case both the state ahead of the shock and the state behind the shock are assumed to be constant, so that algebraic computation based on the Rankine-Hu
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Shuxing Chen
Mathematical Analysis of Shock Wave Reflection
Series in Contemporary Mathematics Volume 4
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Shuxing Chen
Mathematical Analysis of Shock Wave Reflection
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