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This book features lectures on combustion theory given in a seminar held at the Courant Institute during the spring semester of 1977. The authors provide a detailed analysis of the key concepts and mathematical models underlying combustion theory, offering insights into the fundamental principles that govern the behavior of flames and other reactive flows.
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