Interaction of linear waves with oblique shock waves.
Linear wave interaction with oblique shock waves, noting dependence of transmission, reflection and generation coefficients on Mach number
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Linear wave interaction with oblique shock waves, noting dependence of transmission, reflection and generation coefficients on Mach number
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