Shock and Trigger Wave Formation: Piston

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This lecture covers the formation of shock and trigger waves in a fluid at rest, analyzing the wave front and applying momentum and mass conservation principles. The Allievi formula is derived, and the behavior of waves in different fluid zones is explained.

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