Zeldovich spontaneous wave
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Zeldovich spontaneous wave
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A Zeldovich spontaneous wave, also referred to as Zeldovich gradient mechanism, is a reaction wave that propagates spontaneously in a reacting medium with a nonuniform initial temperature distribution when there is no interaction between different fluid elements. The concept was put forward by Yakov Zeldovich in 1980, based on his earlier work with his coworkers. The spontaneous wave is different from the other two conventional combustion waves, namely the subsonic deflagrations and supersonic d
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