Modeling and Simulation of Laser‐Induced Ignition of RDX Using Detailed Chemical Kinetics

Modeling and Simulation of Laser‐Induced Ignition of RDX Using Detailed Chemical Kinetics
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10.1002/prep.201400064
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2014-12
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Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics
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通讯作者:
Z. Tian;Zhenyu Zhang;F. Lu;Rong Chen
Z. Tian;Zhenyu Zhang;F. Lu;Rong Chen
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作者:
Z. Tian;Zhenyu Zhang;F. Lu;Rong Chen

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