The role of instability in gaseous detonation

By J. Austin. 2003

149 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Mechanics of Materials, Nuclear and High Energy Physics

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. John H. S. Lee
2. M. Radulescu
3. Chung K. Law
4. Joseph E. Shepherd
5. Gary J. Sharpe

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Chung K. Law
2. John H. S. Lee
3. M. Radulescu
4. Joseph E. Shepherd
5. Gary J. Sharpe

In Nuclear and High Energy Physics

1. Chung K. Law
2. John H. S. Lee
3. M. Radulescu
4. Joseph E. Shepherd
5. Gary J. Sharpe

Citations in the corpus

• The hydrodynamic structure of unstable cellular detonations (2007, methodology): “Austin et al. (2005) present similar flow fields and verify that the pockets are indeed unreacted via planar-laser-induced fluorescence of the OH radical. To guide us in the interpretation of the schlieren photographs based on the density gradient field, we have computed the steady, one-dimensional ”
• Detonation in gases (2009, methodology): “The PLIF technique was applied by Austin [32] to the structure of highly-unstable reaction zones associated with irregular cellular structure.”