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      • Incident shock waves for different wave angles
      • Incident shock waves for different deflection angles
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      • Limit regular reflection of shock waves for different pre-shock velocities
      • Limit regular reflection of shock waves considering different altitudes and thermodynamic models
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      • Oblique detonation waves for different wave angles
      • Oblique detonation waves for different deflection angles
      • Incident detonation polar diagrams for different drive factors
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Shock waves#

In this section, we will cover how to use the ShockSolver() class to solve planar shock wave problems.

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