Lecture

Dimensional Analysis of Explosions

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Description

This lecture covers the dimensional analysis of large explosions using images from Life magazine, exploring the relationship between time and radius, making assumptions about energy release and shock wave characteristics, and analyzing tabulated values to predict explosive behavior.

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