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Computational modeling of a meteor entering atmosphere dense layers using elastoplastic approximation
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The article contains results of modeling a meteor entering dense atmosphere layers using Galerkin’s method and smoother particle hydrodynamics. Numerical simulations were run using experimental data gathered for the Chelyabinsk meteor while varying the meteor material characteristics and its orientation when entering the atmosphere.
Keywords: meteor, atmosphere dense layers, Galerkin’s method, smoothed particle hydrodynamics
Citation in English:
Petrov I.B.,
Miryaha V.A.,
Sannikov A.V.,
Shevtsov A.V.
Computational modeling of a meteor entering atmosphere dense layers using elastoplastic approximation //
Computer Research and Modeling,
2013,
vol. 5,
no. 6,
pp.
957-967
Citation in English:
Petrov I.B.,
Miryaha V.A.,
Sannikov A.V.,
Shevtsov A.V.
Computational modeling of a meteor entering atmosphere dense layers using elastoplastic approximation //
Computer Research and Modeling,
2013,
vol. 5,
no. 6,
pp.
957-967
DOI: 10.20537/2076-7633-2013-5-6-957-967
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