Instability theory of shock wave in a channel. (English) Zbl 0809.76040
The stability of shock waves in a three-dimensional channel with rectangular cross-section is studied using a normal mode analysis. Three kinds of boundary conditions are considered, and instability criteria are derived.
Reviewer: I.Oprea (Bucureşti)
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