Numerical Analysis of Terminal Double Mach Reflection

Pseudostationary oblique-shock-wave reflections in real and perfect gases were investigated. In particular, we studied the special case of double Mach reflection known as terminal double Mach reflection. Numerical solutions on the inviscid equations are presented and compared with experimental and a...

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DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
DMR(Double Mach Reflection)
Euler equations
Fluid Mechanics
GASES
INVISCID FLOW
MACH NUMBER
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS
REFLECTION
SHOCK WAVES
SOLUTIONS(GENERAL)
TDMR(Terminal Double Mach Reflection)
title Numerical Analysis of Terminal Double Mach Reflection
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