A large-scale explosion in an inhomogeneous terrestrial atmosphere with allowance for spectral radiation

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Aerial Explosions, Earth Atmosphere, Meteorite Collisions, Spectral Emission, Tungusk Meteorite, Absorptivity, Gray Gas, Inhomogeneity, Radiative Transfer, Shock Wave Propagation

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An explosion simulating that of the Tunguska event is investigated with allowance for the spectral dependence of the absorption coefficients. Gas-dynamic calculations are carried out by the method of Godunov (1976) using a moving nonuniform grid and an isolated shock wave, and the results are compared with those obtained previously using a gray-gas model. It is found that the allowance for the spectral dependence of the absorption coefficients leads to a significant reduction in the amount of luminescent energy, compared with the gray-gas case. However, as in the gray-gas case, the two-dimensional effects remain rather weak, and other flow characteristics are little affected by allowing for the spectral nature of radiation.

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