Magnetohydrodynamic Shock Relations in Nonaligned Flows

In this groundbreaking work of mathematical physics, Y. Lynn provides a detailed analysis of the shock relations that arise in magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) flows that are not aligned with the magnetic field. Drawing on advanced techniques from fluid dynamics and electrodynamics, Lynn shows how these complex phenomena can be understood and modeled, with implications for a range of fields including astrophysics, plasmas, and materials science.

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