Lecture

Straight Shock Waves: General

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Description

This lecture covers the mechanics of compressible fluids, focusing on straight shock waves in any fluid. It explains shock wave relationships, conservation of energy, momentum, and mass. The Rankine-Hugoniot relation, entropy increase for weak shocks, and useful relationships are discussed.

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