One-Dimensional Hydrodynamic Code for Nuclear-Explosion Calculations

Theoretical Versus Experimental Results for Air Blast From One-Pound Spherical TNT and Pentolite Charges at Sea Level Conditions

“…Equation (l), with the values of the constants given in (2), is then used for the subsequent calculation of the state of the detonation products for t > 0.…”

On the Scaling of Pressures From Nuclear Explosions With Some Observations on the Validity of the Point-Source Solution

“…For lower shock strengths, we can expect that the main curve will deviate from the analytic pressure-distance curve given by (7). This is because (7) is derived under the assumption of infinite shock strength, so that the similarity solution is no longer correct when the shock pressure becomes sufficiently small.…”