Strong-shock limits of the jump ratios (Ogilvie 2016, eqs. 6.32a–c)
ProvedAstrophysicalFluidDynamics.strong_shock_limit_ratiosLet . In the strong-shock limit ,
That is, the compression ratio stays finite (equal to when ), the pressure ratio grows without bound, and tends to .
import Definitions.Def_AstrophysicalFluidDynamics_ShockDefs import Mathlib open Filter Topology
namespace AstrophysicalFluidDynamics
theorem strong_shock_limit_ratios
(γ : ℝ) (hγ : 1 < γ) :
Tendsto (shockDensityRatio γ) atTop (𝓝 ((γ + 1) / (γ - 1))) ∧
Tendsto (shockPressureRatio γ) atTop atTop ∧
Tendsto (shockDownstreamMachSq γ) atTop (𝓝 ((γ - 1) / (2 * γ))) := by sorry
end AstrophysicalFluidDynamicsRead-back
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Fix a real number . With , and (division by read as ), the statement asserts all three of:
- as ;
- as (for every bound , for all sufficiently large );
- as .
These are statements about the explicit functions of the real variable only; no gas states or Rankine–Hugoniot relations appear.
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