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    The relativistic theory of weak discontinuities in high temperature phenomena (English)
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    1980
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    relativistic theory
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    propagation of weak discontinuous
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    optically thick medium
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    effects of radiation pressure
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    radiation energy density
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    classical gasdynamics
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    breakdown of weak waves
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    consequent formation of shock waves
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    critical wave amplitude
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    local and global behaviour
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