Interaction of Shock And Rare Faction Waves in One Dimensional Media
Interaction of Shock And Rare Faction Waves in One Dimensional Media
Richard Courant
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-Ti Sk3 again as a consequence of the Ranldne-Hugonlot conditions. RESTRlCTtO Now we express In terms of using (2. 2), then. In view of (1. 2), we obtain from (2. 4) (2. 6) [u3= ^■[Pj Pi + Pr for S end S, It la eonvenlant to Introduce the function (3. 7). ^^(p) = (p - p^) y J^-T^^ which depends upon two positive parameters Pj^ and ^^ assigned to the state k. ^(p) represents the differ- anea of the normal particle velocities across a shock line as a function of the pressure on one side of the li...ne when the pressure pj^ and the density ^^ Is given on the opposite side. Consequently (2. 8) ^^(p^, = .. P^lp^), If the regions r and 1 are connected by a shock. More generally. In virtue of (1. 2) (2. 9) u^ . U, "j^l(Pr)| =1 $*r(Pi) f ^cf^tp) RESTRICTED Obviously, 5v^P^ *■' * monotone Increasing function of p and Its derivative ^^(p) Is a monotone decreasing function of p, symbolloally FtartharmOFe It will be useful to make the following sln^jle remark ooneemlng the dependence of ^(p) on k : R^.
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