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Shock Wave Dynamics Derivatives And Related Topics George Emanuel

SKU: BELL-4422202

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Publisher: Taylor & Francis

File Extension: PDF

File size: 15.01 MB

Pages: 233

Author: George Emanuel

ISBN: 9781466564206, 1466564202

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Shock Wave Dynamics Derivatives And Related Topics George Emanuel by George Emanuel 9781466564206, 1466564202 instant download after payment.

"An important reference for professionals and students in Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering as well as in Mechanical Engineering, this book covers general jump conditions; two-dimensional/axisymmetric formulation; derivatives for a two-dimensional/axisymmetric shock with a uniform freestream; derivative applications; vorticity and its substantial derivative; shock wave triple-point morphology; derivatives when the upstream flow is nonuniform; and general derivatives formulation. Aside from derivatives, the book extensively covers shock generated vorticity and it includes a novel analysis of triple points. Both analyses are accompanied with a wide-ranging parametric study"--