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  1. Experimental Study of Mach Reflection in Wedge-Driven Detonations

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  2. Post-Shock Thermochemistry in Hypervelocity Carbon Dioxide and Air Flow

    … a stationary shock wave in a hypervelocity air Mach 7.42 freestream. The normal shock wave is established through a Mach reflection from an opposing wedge arrangement. Schlieren images confirm that the shock configuration is steady and the location is repeatable. Emission spectroscopy is used to …

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  3. A numerical study on the propagation and interaction of strongly nonlinear solitary waves

    … obliquely with a small angle. In particular, the Mach reflection due to the strong oblique interaction is investigated numerically in detail and our numerical solution is compared with the analytical solution of the weakly nonlinear KP equation as well as available experimental data.

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  4. Post-shock thermochemistry in hypervelocity CO2 and air flow

    … a stationary shock wave in a hypervelocity air Mach 7.42 freestream. The normal shock wave is established through a Mach reflection from an opposing wedge arrangement. Schlieren images confirm that the shock con guration is steady and the location is repeatable. Emission spectroscopy is used to …

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