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Calculations of Compression of a Spherical Layered System by Shock Waves Taking into Account the Transfer of Thermal Radiation in the Kinetic Model

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At present, numerical simulation is the main, and often the only, tool for detailed description of some physical phenomena in the study of the processes of material compression by shock waves. The study of the behavior of shock and rarefaction waves on the simplest model tests helps in the analysis of more complex calculations, for example, problems of inertial thermonuclear fusion on laser facilities. The paper considers comparative calculations of a test problem that simulates compression of a spherical layered system consisting of two substances by shock waves.

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Grabovenskaya, S.A., Zav’yalov, V.V. & Shestakov, A.A. Calculations of Compression of a Spherical Layered System by Shock Waves Taking into Account the Transfer of Thermal Radiation in the Kinetic Model. Fluid Dyn 58, 511–519 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0015462823600475

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