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... velocity v2 , which is related to h2 by V z = - h2 / √ ( 4πp ) . ( 52.11 ) The relation between w and k ( the ... velocity of propagation of the waves is called the group velocity and is given by the derivative w / dk . In the present ...
... velocity v2 , which is related to h2 by V z = - h2 / √ ( 4πp ) . ( 52.11 ) The relation between w and k ( the ... velocity of propagation of the waves is called the group velocity and is given by the derivative w / dk . In the present ...
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... velocity component , are discontinuous , but the normal velocity component vn = jV is continuous , and its value is vn = Hn√ ( V / 4 ) = Hn / √ ( 4πp ) . We shall call these rotational discontinuities . = ( 53.11 ) It is useful to ...
... velocity component , are discontinuous , but the normal velocity component vn = jV is continuous , and its value is vn = Hn√ ( V / 4 ) = Hn / √ ( 4πp ) . We shall call these rotational discontinuities . = ( 53.11 ) It is useful to ...
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... velocity vt- ( vn / Hn ) Ht = v1− ( jV / Hn ) Ht ( the value of this expression is the same on each side of the ... velocity of propaga- tion of the shock wave must tend to its value for small perturbations . In ordinary gas dynamics ...
... velocity vt- ( vn / Hn ) Ht = v1− ( jV / Hn ) Ht ( the value of this expression is the same on each side of the ... velocity of propaga- tion of the shock wave must tend to its value for small perturbations . In ordinary gas dynamics ...
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