The authors consider the steady potential supersonic axial-symmetric flow past an axial-symmetric Lipschitz curved cone. The global existence of the weak solution is constructed under the following assumptions: cone's opening angle is less than a critical value; has sufficiently small total variation; and the flow's Mach number is sufficiently large. The Glimm scheme is used to construct the solution.
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