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remark 31.89: The Mach number and the regimes it separates31.89definition 31.51: The other similarity groups31.51phenomenon 31.88: Sound travels at the adiabatic speed31.88phenomenon 31.93: The Mach cone31.93phenomenon 31.49: Dynamical similarity31.49theorem D.2: Buckingham's \Pi theoremD.2definition A.760: The convecting layerA.760phenomenon 31.78: Convective onset at a computed threshold31.78proposition A.766: NondimensionalisationA.766theorem 31.12: Conservation of mass31.12theorem 31.22: Euler's equations of motion31.22remark 31.90: Why a compression wave must steepen31.90proof : ch:14-fluid-dynamics@proof-44prooftheorem 31.91: Rankine–Hugoniot jump conditions31.91proof : ch:14-fluid-dynamics@proof-46proof

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