Cross-Hatching — An Interaction between Shock and Turbulent Boundary Layer

Qun, Pu

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-81887-5_21

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“…It is one of the most important and interisting characteristic features appearing on the fusion crusts of meteorites. Over the last 20 years, along with the advancement of aerospace adventures, the ablation phenomena of meteorites have attracted the attention of many workers in the field of aerodynamics (Larson and Mateer, 1968;Swigart, 1979;Lin, et al, 1979Lin, et al, , 1981Pu, 1982). These works have revealed by and large the ablation effect on the formation of the surface patterns on meteorites.…”

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On the formation of regmaglypts on meteorites

Lin

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1987

Fluid Dyn. Res.

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General and characteristic features of remaglypts on the fusion crust of various kinds of meteorites are summarized and analyzed. Laboratory simulating experiments were carried out on models of different geometries and made of different materials. Important ablation patterns, their sequence of appearance, and their detailed surface striations were discovered. The underlying physical mechanisms and the now model are postulated for the occurrance and formation of regmaglypts on meteorites.

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