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We are only interested in shocks in one and two dimensions. If in the latter case the normal unit-vector of the shock front in the direction [0] [1] is (0313) instead of (l, O) the formulas (5) for the velocities read as follows (5) Qauo A v0 mvo, o<u1 +[3v1 mvl.
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