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The Riemann solutions of the Chaplygin Euler equations with discontinuity terms: The disappearance and generation of a delta shock wave
In this paper, the Riemann problems for Euler equations with the Chaplygin gas under two different discontinuity source terms are considered in detail. Four kinds of Riemann solutions are constructed in fully explicit forms by the contact discontinuity or the delta shock wave. Different from previous studies with continuous source terms, some interesting nonlinear phenomena are found. For instance, the delta shock wave disappears completely and splits into two contact discontinuities in finite time.
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