 Planar blast-wave energy scaling

For a planar adiabatic explosion with energy per unit area $E$ in a uniform medium of mass density ${\rho }_0$, the conserved energy has form $E=I{\rho }_{0}Z{\dot{Z}}^2$, with a finite positive integral $I$ of the similarity profiles. Hence $Z=C(E/{\rho }_0{)}^{1/3}{t}^{2/3}$. If $E$ is shared by two fronts, its fraction assigned to either side is absorbed into $C$.