Navier-Stokes analysis of muzzle-blast-type waves
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algebraic eddy- viscosity modelaxisymmetric, high-pressure wavesbarrel flow parametersclassical spherical blast wave theorycombined internal/external analysisConservation-form Navier-Stokes equationsdissipative termsexplicit finite-difference schemeinternal flowisentropic flow of ideal gasmuzzle environment parametersmuzzle-blast- type wavespredictor-corrector method of characteristicsshock wave capturing schemeunsteady, viscous flow
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