Remarks On the Reflection of Conical Shocks a Memorandum Submitted to the Appli
Remarks On the Reflection of Conical Shocks a Memorandum Submitted to the Appli
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In general there will be two intersections of which the one with the weaker shock is likely to occur in reelity parallel to projectile. * STreatniinS: ■' .^" /' • -- ^-'- /, \ — »- u ■w N s :\ -. 9 We nov. Return tc our problem of regular conical reflection. The incident shock is of the first type, the state (0) in front of it being constant with axial flow direction, u = v >, v Q - . The flow past the incident shock (l) will point toward the axis, v,
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In general there will be two intersections of which the one with the weaker shock is likely to occur in reelity parallel to projectile. * STreatniinS: ■' .^" /' • -- ^-'- /, \ — »- u ■w N s :\ -. 9 We nov. Return tc our problem of regular conical reflection. The incident shock is of the first type, the state (0) in front of it being constant with axial flow direction, u = v >, v Q - . The flow past the incident shock (l) will point toward the axis, v,
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