Wave-wave regular interactions of a gasdynamic type
Journal Title: INCAS BULLETIN - Year 2011, Vol 3, Issue 4
Abstract
Two gas dynamic analytic approaches [of a Burnat type / Martin type] are respectively used in order to construct two analogous and significant pairs of classes of solutions [isentropic pair / anisentropic (of a particular type) pair]. Each mentioned pair puts together a class of “wave” elements and a class of “wave-wave regular interaction” elements. A classifying parallel is finally constructed between the two analogous pairs of classes -- making evidence of some consonances and, concurrently, of some nontrivial contrasts.
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Liviu Florin DINU, Marina Ileana DINU
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