A second-order description of shock structure (Q1891058)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 758599
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 758599 |
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A second-order description of shock structure (English)
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30 October 1995
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A second-order theory is used to describe shock wave structures. The equations obtained are solved using an original finite difference global scheme, which relies on a discretized version of the governing equations and boundary conditions, and on a global Newton iteration procedure. The results obtained in one dimension with exact and simplified fluxes are close to experimental measurements of the shock thickness in a monatomic gas for upstream Mach numbers below 10.
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global Newton iteration procedure
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shock thickness
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monatomic gas
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