Blast Waves
Blast Waves
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冲击波
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-030-87387-5_14
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2021
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Henry Clyde Foust III
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作者:
Henry Clyde Foust III
In this last chapter, two classic papers on blast waves by G.I. Taylor are presented. These two papers sought as their goal to provide a fairly straightforward method to determine the energy released from an atomic bomb and verified the model against empirical results derived from the Trinity test site. In order to provide an estimate of the energy released, two mathematical tools were utilized. The first reduces the partial differential equations representing the conservation principles into ordinary differential equations and solves these resulting equations numerically; the second method determines approximate, algebraic forms for the non-dimensional states of the system, which are {f,ϕ,ψ}. The chapter goes on to numerically solve more general conservation principles and provides an extended example related to blasts associated with rotating stars where the two methods developed by G.I. Taylor and discussed above were utilized.