The reflection of weak shocks constitutes an interesting problem from a modeling point of view. The discussion about the von Neumann paradox and the Guderley’s triple shock wave solution are an example of this interest. In the present paper the attention is focused on those steady state reflections where the Von Neumann theory fails or does not provide the “classical” solution with incident and reflected shocks belonging to opposite families. Contrarily to the theory, numerical solutions of these problems show a Mach reflection similar to von Neumann triple point solution, provided that the computed shocks have a physical or numerical thickness. These special cases of Mach reflections are discussed with the help of numerical solutions obtai...
It is shown that simple physical principles coupled with the inviscid shock jump relations can be ap...
The confluence of three shock waves at a common branching point is observed in different shock-inter...
This work discusses the possibility of reconstructing, both numerically and experimentally, the stea...
The reflection of weak shocks constitutes an interesting problem from a modeling point of view. The ...
The reflection of weak shocks constitutes a challenging problem from a modelling and numerical point...
The reflection of weak shocks constitutes a challenging problem from a modelling and numerical point...
If the Neumann Theory in its original form is applied on the pseudosteady shock reflection process a...
Summary. We describe the problem of weak shock reflection off a wedge and dis-cuss the triple point ...
Weak steady Mach reflections are numerically simulated using unstructured grids by means of either "...
Weak steady Mach reflections are numerically simulated using unstructured grids by means of either “...
When a weak incident shock wave strikes a wedge and Mach reflection takes place, the previous experi...
For about 40 years the failure of the von Neumann theory to describe correctly pseudo-steady Mach re...
This book provides a comprehensive state-of-the-knowledge description of the shock wave reflection p...
For about 50 years the complete failure of von Neumann's theory to describe correctly pseudo-steady ...
Abstract. The viscosity effects on strong and weak shock wave reflection are investigated with the N...
It is shown that simple physical principles coupled with the inviscid shock jump relations can be ap...
The confluence of three shock waves at a common branching point is observed in different shock-inter...
This work discusses the possibility of reconstructing, both numerically and experimentally, the stea...
The reflection of weak shocks constitutes an interesting problem from a modeling point of view. The ...
The reflection of weak shocks constitutes a challenging problem from a modelling and numerical point...
The reflection of weak shocks constitutes a challenging problem from a modelling and numerical point...
If the Neumann Theory in its original form is applied on the pseudosteady shock reflection process a...
Summary. We describe the problem of weak shock reflection off a wedge and dis-cuss the triple point ...
Weak steady Mach reflections are numerically simulated using unstructured grids by means of either "...
Weak steady Mach reflections are numerically simulated using unstructured grids by means of either “...
When a weak incident shock wave strikes a wedge and Mach reflection takes place, the previous experi...
For about 40 years the failure of the von Neumann theory to describe correctly pseudo-steady Mach re...
This book provides a comprehensive state-of-the-knowledge description of the shock wave reflection p...
For about 50 years the complete failure of von Neumann's theory to describe correctly pseudo-steady ...
Abstract. The viscosity effects on strong and weak shock wave reflection are investigated with the N...
It is shown that simple physical principles coupled with the inviscid shock jump relations can be ap...
The confluence of three shock waves at a common branching point is observed in different shock-inter...
This work discusses the possibility of reconstructing, both numerically and experimentally, the stea...