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Gundlagen der Strahlungsgasdynamik

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Der folgende Artikel gibt eine kurze Einführung in die Strömungsmechanik strahlender Gase. Nach der Definition der wichtigsten Begriffe werden die Grundgleichungen der Strahlungsgasdynamik formuliert. Linearisierte Gleichungen werden aufgestellt und auf einfache Beispiele stationärer und instationärer Gasströmungen angewendet. Der Einfluß der Strahlung auf die Strömungen wird diskutiert.

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This paper gives a brief introduction to the dynamics of radiating gases. After defining the most important quantities of the radiation field, the fundamental equations of radiation gas dynamics are formulated. Linearised equations are given and applied to simple examples of steady and unsteady gas flow. The influence of radiation on the flows is discussed.

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Schneider, W. Gundlagen der Strahlungsgasdynamik. Acta Mechanica 5, 85–117 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01178826

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