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Unsteady Motion of Continuous Media covers the technical applications in the study of rapidly occurring processes in unsteady motion of continuous media. This 15-chapter text focuses on the detonation and explosion processes. The introductory chapters review the mathematical and thermodynamic methods of gas dynamics, as well as the fundamental equations of non-stationary gas dynamics. The succeeding chapters deal with the concept of self-similar motion, solutions of equations, one-dimensional isentropic motions, and the elementary theory of shock waves. Considerable chapters are devoted to the mechanisms and principles of detonation wave, its propagation and unsteady motion in condensed media. These topics are followed by discussions of the propulsion of bodies by a gas stream; the motion of gas in a gravitational field; and the limiting motion of rarefield and very dense media. The concluding chapter presents some problems in the relativistic mechanics of solid medium. This book will prove useful to physicists, applied mathematicians, and chemical engineers.
-ForewordsAuthorEditorBookIntroductionI. Mathematical and Thermodynamic Methods of Gas DynamicsII. Investigation of the Fundamental Equations of Non-Stationary Gas Dynamics by the Method of CharacteristicsIII. Self-Similar Motion of a MediumIV. Solutions of Equations for One-Dimensional Isentropic Motion of a MediumV. One-Dimensional Isentropic Motions of a MediumVI. Elementary Theory of Shock WavesVII. Theory of Detonation WavesVIII. Plane Detonation Waves and Escape of Detonation ProductsIX. Theory of Propagation of Nonstationary Shock WavesX. Three Dimensional Motion of GasXI. Unsteady Motion in Condensed MediaXII. Propulsion of Bodies by a Gas StreamXIII. Motion of Gas in a Gravitational FieldXIV. Limiting Motion of Rarefied and Very Dense Mediaxv. Certain Problems in the Relativistic Mechanics of Solid MediaBibliographyAuthor IndexSUbject Index
