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A two-sided shooting method in computation of travelling combustion waves of a solid material
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 17 February 2009
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Numerical solutions for travelling combustion waves of a solid material are sought. The algorithm of computation is based on a two-sided shooting method. It is found that there is a lower bound of the wave speed c, say c*, such that for c < c* no numerical solution can be constructed. This c* is a function of the activation energy of the medium.
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