Titlebook: Interaction of Shock Waves; R. S. Srivastava Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 dynamics.fluid mechanics.mechanics.s

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Diffraction of Normal Shock Wave,use of the mathematical complications. The complication is primarily because of the fact that non uniform shock waves which occur imply variation in the entropy of the fluid and a loss of irrotational character of the motion. Two possible courses are open for attacking the problem from a theoretical

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Diffraction of Oblique Shock Wave,l angle. The analogous problem for a plane shock impinging on the wall at an incidence together with the reflected shock has been considered by Srivastava and Ballabh (1955), Srivastava (1968) and Srivastava and Chopra (1970). In Lighthill’s case the relative outflow from the normal shock is always

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Diffraction of Oblique Shock by Yawed Wedges,thill’s (1949) problem of diffraction of a normal shock wave past a small bend. The results presented in this chapter are the generalisation of the results given in chapter IV to the case of yawed wedges (Chopra & Srivastava(1972), Chopra(1972)). More specifically this attempt is concerned with the

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Shock Interaction with Moving Aerofoil,e wedges at yaw. The work presented in this chapter is that of Smyrl(1963) and is concerned with a plane shock wave meeting a thin two dimensional aerofoil moving in the opposite direction at supersonic speed. The effect of yaw has also been included in the analysis.

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R. S. Srivastava cities with recurring virulence. Cities’ master plans have successfully integrated greenhouse gas mitigation policies into their regulatory frameworks for the control of both natural and man-made risks. However, climate change adaptation has not been incorporated in the same way. Few cities have ta

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R. S. SrivastavaLarge-scale afforestation and revegetation are proven methods in desertification control. The process of natural succession allows nature to develop diverse vegetation that is best suited to withstand future climatic challenges associated to drought and heat. The process has been applied to the dryl