Lecture

Straight Shocks in Perfect Gases

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of straight shocks in perfect gases, focusing on shock Mach number, conservation of energy, and density ratio. It explains the relationships between total and static quantities, as well as the isentropic relationships valid on each side of the shock separately.

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