On the determination of shocked surface velocities
Laser Doppler velocimetry is commonly fielded in shock physics experiments to diagnose the times of arrival, magnitudes, and durations of shock impulses as they arrive at shock loaded surfaces. However, in the presence of ejecta, the resulting frequency noise often obscures the surface and subsequent impulses at later times. In this context, we evaluate a dominant wave analysis technique applied to velocimetry data from explosively shocked Sn subjected to a second shockwave, on which ejecta are emitted subsequent to both the first and subsequent shockwave impulses. The analysis reveals surface velocities, the times of arrival of subsequent impulses, and their durations.
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