Lecture

Shock Waves: Oblique Shock Theory

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Description

This lecture covers the classification and characteristics of oblique shock waves, including their appearance at corners and the conditions for their formation. It also delves into the integral formulations for mass, momentum, and energy conservation in the context of oblique shocks.

Instructor

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