A direct method for computation of nonequilibrium flows with detached shock waves.

Bohachevsky, I.O.; Rubin, Ephraim L.

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“…and (10) where in is the molar mass of the background fluid, Y is the ratio of specific heats (assumed constant), N A is Avogadro's number, k is the Boltzmann constant, and n is the electron density. Consistent with the previously stated hypothesis about the behavior of the electrons, the expression for the current density J is Because the events following pellet microexplosion occur in times that are short in comparison to the characteristic time for the magnetic diffusivity in the wa"n material, it is appropriate also to require that the magnetic field at the boundary remain unchanged.…”

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Models and analyses for inertial-confinement fusion-reactor studies

Bohachevsky¹

1981

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“…Two basic variations utilizing the time-dependent approach have been developed. The simplest is the so-called "shock-capturing" technique [48][49][50]. In this technique the detached bow shock is automatically com puted with no a priori knowledge of its location or even existence.…”

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Numerical computation of three-dimensional blunt body flow fields with an impinging shock

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Inviscid Compressible Flows

Peyret

Taylor

1983

Computational Methods for Fluid Flow

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A direct method for computation of nonequilibrium flows with detached shock waves.

Cited by 38 publications

References 7 publications

Models and analyses for inertial-confinement fusion-reactor studies

Models and analyses for inertial-confinement fusion-reactor studies

Numerical computation of three-dimensional blunt body flow fields with an impinging shock

Inviscid Compressible Flows

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