On the Subsonic Flow behind the Bow Wave of a Finite Wedge
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Recently K. Tamada analysed the subsonic flow over a finite wedge behind the attached shock wave by solving a linearized potential equation by an ingenious method. When the shock is not strong, the linearized potential equation may be applied with good approximation. But, when the shock is strong, the flow field behind the shock should be treated as an anisentropic and rotational one. For such an anisentropic flow Lighthill's equatioh will be more suitable. By the use of Lighthill's equation we obtained an analytical expression of the problem in a form analogous to Tamada's one. Futhermore, we also analysed the ease for a finite wedge whose surface deviates slightly from a straight line.
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- 1954-04-25
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