Lecture

Oblique Shock Waves: Graph

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of oblique shock waves, including the deflection angles, weak and strong solutions, detached shocks, and explicit relationships for angles. The instructor explains the conservation of momentum and the diagrams associated with oblique shocks.

Instructor

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