On the critical amplitudes of acceleration wave to shock wave transition in white noise random media (Q1309435)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 473103
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    On the critical amplitudes of acceleration wave to shock wave transition in white noise random media
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 473103

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      On the critical amplitudes of acceleration wave to shock wave transition in white noise random media (English)
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      2 January 1994
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      The problem of transition of acceleration waves into shock waves is addressed in the context of weakly random media. A class of random media is modeled by a vector white noise random process representing two material coefficients appearing in the Bernoulli equation governing the evolution of acceleration waves. The problem of shock formation, which involves a stochastic competition of dissipation and elastic nonlinearity, is treated using a diffusion formulation for the Markov process of the inverse amplitude.
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      stochastic Bernoulli equation
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      weakly random media
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      dissipation
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      elastic nonlinearity
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      inverse amplitude
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