Magneto-hydrodynamic Shock Structure Using Friction, (Paperback)

"Magneto-hydrodynamic Shock Structure Using Friction" delves into the complex interaction between magnetic fields and electrically conducting fluids. This seminal work, authored by Cathleen S. Morawetz, explores the structure of shock waves within a magneto-hydrodynamic framework, with a particular focus on the role of friction. This research provides a theoretical analysis of how friction influences the behavior of shock waves in these environments.

Originally published in 1958, this study remains relevant for researchers and students in plasma physics, fluid dynamics, and mechanical engineering. The text offers valuable insights into the fundamental principles governing magneto-hydrodynamic phenomena and their practical implications.

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