BurgersTX

• Read me file
• BurgersTX.f Fortran source code
• RelaxFig1 Input file to generate Fig 1 from the JASA paper by Cleveland et al. The original figure is available in gif format Figure 1.
• S2F10_4096 The file with the initial pressure waveform for the above input file. The file describes a step-function with a total number of samples of 4096 and with 10 points in the step.
• RelaxFig2 Input file to generate Fig 2 from the JASA paper by Cleveland et al. The original figure is available in gif format Figure 2.
• Nwave Input file which shows the evolution of an N-wave.
• N10_4096 The data file with the initial N-wave for the above input file. The file has 4096 points and there are 10 points each in the head and tail shocks.

Specific references to this code include:

• R. O. Cleveland, M. F. Hamilton, and D. T. Blackstock, "Time-domain modeling of finite-amplitude sound in relaxing fluids," J. Acoust. Soc. Am., Vol. 99, 3312-3318 (1996).
• R. O. Cleveland, "Propagation of sonic booms through a real stratified atmosphere," Ph.D. dissertation, The University of Texas at Austin (1995).

A variant of this code (THOR) was used to model sonic boom propagation in the atmosphere:

• Robin O. Cleveland, James P. Chambers, Henry E. Bass, Richard Raspet, Mark F. Hmailton, David T. Blackstock, "Comparison of computer codes for the propagation of sonic booms through the atmosphere", J. Acoust. Soc. Am., vol 97, pp 906--917 (1995).

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