On one-dimensional shock waves in composite materials modelled as interpenetrating solid continua
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In general two types of shock waves are possible and their velocities are determined in terms of the field jump. The critical jump in the mean deformation is introduced and some particular media are considered. Finally the case of shocks with small amplitudes is studied.
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