On the problem of a shock wave arriving at the edge of a gas

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Concerning isothermal self-similar blast waves. I: One-dimensional flow and its stability
On a gauge theory of elementary interactions
The emergence of a spherical magnetogasdynamic shock wave at the surface of a star
The propagation of finite amplitude gasdynamic disturbances in a stratified atmosphere around a celestial body: an analytical study
Similarity solutions for converging shocks in a relaxing gas
Exact solution to the general Riemann problem in nonuniform and nonstationary media: A simplified analysis of a shock wave accelerated at a constant rate
Strong spherical magnetogasdynamic shock with radiation near the surface of a star
An asymptotic method for a singular hyperbolic equation
Similarity solutions for imploding shocks in a non-ideal magnetogasdynamics
Analytical solutions of the problem of violent explosions in a plasma of varying density
Plane relativistic shock waves at the edge of a gas
1-D isentropic Euler flows: self-similar vacuum solutions
Shock dynamics of strong imploding cylindrical and spherical shock waves with non-ideal gas effects
Universality in the run-up of shock waves to the surface of a star
An isothermal shock wave in a perfectly-conducting and non-homogeneous stellar interior
Strong Converging Shock Waves in a Radiating Gas
Self-similar MHD shock waves for a rotating atmosphere under the force of gravitation
Asymptotic behavior of a convergent spherical rarefaction wave
The Brinkley-Kirkwood theory and Whitham's rule
Motion of a shock wave through a gas of variable density
On the meaning of gauge invariance

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