Two-Dimensional. Detonation Wave

Detonation Wave, Two-Dimensional. Under this term is known a wave generated by the lateral dispersion of a detonating substance, in other words, the two dimensional motion of the detonation products. Two- dimensional deton waves may be either stationary or unsteady. Various numerical methods have been applied to the solution of a stationary wave and of the distribution of the fluid properties behind a steadily expanding cylindrical detonation wave as described in Refs 56a, 60, 63a, 74, 93a 93b 

Detonation Waves, Undercompressed. See under Detonation Waves, Overcompressed and Undercompressed Detonation Wave, Unstable. See under Detonation Waves Transients in Propa -gation of Transient, Anomalous and Metastable (Unstable) 

Refs (for Detonation Waves) 1) P. Laffitte, CR 186, 951 (1928) (L influence de la temperature sur l a formation de l onde explosive) la) B. Lewis J.B. Friauf, JACS 52, 3905 

Zel dovich, ZhEksper i TeoretFiz 10,542 (1940) (On the theory of propagation of detonation in gaseous mixtures) 4a) L.R. Carl, The Breaking Theory of Detonation , J Frankllnst 230, 207- 27 325-74 (1940) 

Kistiakowsky E.B. Wilson, Jr1. Final Report on die Hydrodynamic Theory of Detonation and Shock Waves OSRD 114(1941) 6) J. von Neumann Theory 

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