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Interferometric measurement of an axi-symmetric density field

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Houwing, A. Frank
Takayama, Kazuyoshi
Koremoto, K
Hashimoto, T
Faletič, Rado
Gaston, M

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Monash University

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We have used Fourier transform techniques and an Abel deconvolution to analyse a finite-fringe inter- ferogram produced by an axisymmetric shock wave flow, to produce a density map that can be used for the validation of a numerical model. The Abel deconvolution method enables the use of a basis that is particularly suitable for modeling phase maps produced by shock wave flows. A steady flow problem is studied, and compared with a numerical simulation. Good agreement between theoretical and experimental results are obtained.

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