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It could also be used for calculating the ¯ow properties, and for plotting the shock wave path through the rarefaction wave. This can be achieved as shown subsequently. The incident rarefaction wave is divided into a number of small sections. 8 The penetration region developed during the head-on collision between a shock and a rarefaction wave. 14 O. Igra Consider the small section, from a to c, of the rarefaction wave shown in Fig. 8. , 4 5 2 p1 2g U À1 : 1 p0 g 1 a0 This yields v ug 1 p u 1 1 u 1 dx U u0 ug À 1 p0 ; u 2g a0 dt Shock a0 a0 t gÀ1 7:23 where U is the velocity of the incident shock wave.
For example, von Neumann (1943) wrote one of the earliest papers in this topic. He Handbook of Shock Waves, Volume 2 Copyright # 2001 by Academic Press. All rights of reproduction in any form reserved. 00 1 2 O. Igra discussed the interaction of two plane shock waves in a one-dimensional ¯ow. Courant and Friedrichs (1943) published a more general analysis of onedimensional interactions of shock waves, rarefaction waves, and contact surfaces. They predicted the results of interaction of simple waves using graphical discussions in the (p; u)-plane.
In this transition region density, temperature and entropy vary smoothly. Applying Eqs. 11) across the four waves shown in Fig. 7 Head-on collision between a shock wave and a rarefaction wave, in the (x; t)-plane. 12 O. Igra u3 u4 results in 2a1 u3 u 1 À gÀ1 4 p3 p1 u 3 u2 a 2 p3 À1 p2 u 1 u0 a 0 p1 À1 p0 2a0 u 2 u0 À gÀ1 4 gÀ1=2g 5 À1 v u 2 u ! u t g 1 p3 g g À 1 1 g À 1 p2 v u 2 u !