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In the frame in which the shock is stationary, the upstream gas approaches it with speed V, while the downstream gas recedes from it with speed V−u1​. The Rankine-Hugoniot conditions for a perfect gas are therefore
ρ0​V=ρ1​(V−u1​),
(1)
p0​+ρ0​V2=p1​+ρ1​(V−u1​)2,
(2)
and
(γ−1)ρ0​γp0​​+21​V2=(γ−1)ρ1​γp1​​+21​(V−u1​)2.
(3)
These equations express conservation of mass flux, momentum flux, and total specific enthalpy respectively.

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