Theory of the Fireball
Theory of the Fireball
Theory of the Fireball
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1. INTRODUCTION<br />
2. PHASES IN DETELOPMENT<br />
3. RADIATION FRCM BEHIND THE SHOCK (Stage C I)<br />
a. Role <strong>of</strong> H02<br />
b. Temperature Distribution behind <strong>the</strong> Shock<br />
C. Nean Free Path and Radiating Temperature<br />
d. Energy Supply<br />
4. AESORPTION COiEFFICIENTS<br />
a. Infrared<br />
b. Visible<br />
c . Ultraviolet<br />
5 . THE COOLING WAVE<br />
a. <strong>Theory</strong> <strong>of</strong> Zel'dovich et al.<br />
b. Inside Structure <strong>of</strong> <strong>Fireball</strong>, Blocking Layer<br />
C. Velocity <strong>of</strong> -Coolin@; Wave<br />
d. Adiabatic Expansion after Cooling. Radiating<br />
Temperature<br />
e Beginning <strong>of</strong> Strong Cooling Wave<br />
f . Maximum Ehission<br />
go Weak Cooling Wave<br />
6. EFFECT OF THREE D~ENSIONS<br />
a. Initial Conditions and Assumptions<br />
b. Shrinkage <strong>of</strong> Iso<strong>the</strong>mal. Sphere<br />
c . The Warm Layer<br />
7. TRANSPARENT FIREl3ALL ( Stage D)<br />
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