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[en] Front tracking algorithms have generally assumed that the computational medium is divided into piece-wise smooth subdomains bounded by interfaces and that strong wave interactions are solved via Riemann solutions. However, in multi-dimensional cases, the Riemann solution of multiple shock wave interactions are far more complicated and still subject to analytical study. For this reason, it is very desirable to be able to track contact discontinuities only. A new numerical algorithm to couple a tracked contact surface and an untracked strong shock wave are described. The new tracking algorithm reduces the complication of computation, and maintains the sharp resolution of the contact surface. The numerical results are good. (authors)
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China Nuclear Science and Technology Report; v. 2(1); 2003; 17 p; IAPCM--0029; ISSN 1671-7430; ; Data (CD) in PDF format: Acrobat Reader for Windows 9x; This article is located on p. 165-181; 10 figs., 8 refs.
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