Detonation initiation on the microsecond time scale: DDTs
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- Linear stability of idealized detonations
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(7)- Numerical simulation of deflagration-to-detonation transition via shock-multiple flame kernels interactions
- Evolution of detonation formation initiated by a spatially distributed, transient energy source
- Numerical studies on autoignition and detonation development from a hot spot in hydrogen/air mixtures
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- Acoustic timescale characterisation of a one-dimensional model hot spot
- Hotspot auto-ignition induced detonation development: emphasis on energy density and chemical reactivity
- The response of a compressible gas to extremely rapid transient, spatially resolved energy addition: an asymptotic formulation
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