Lecture

PM Flows: Existence

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Description

This lecture covers the existence of strong and weak solutions in PM flows, the relationship between pressure jumps, oblique shock diagrams, and the behavior of shock waves in infinitely weak conditions. It also discusses the entropy relation for weak shocks and the pressure jump across shock waves.

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