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Self-similar solutions in the theory of flare-ups in novae, II

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The self-similar isothermal flow of a gas, moving under the gravitational attraction of a central body of fixed mass behind a spherical shock wave driven out by a propelling contact surface into a non-uniform stationary atmosphere is investigated. The total energy of the wave increases with time obeying a power law.

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Singh, J.B., Vishwakarma, P.R. Self-similar solutions in the theory of flare-ups in novae, II. Astrophys Space Sci 95, 105–109 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00661160

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