Publisher's Synopsis
This seminal study examines the behavior of underwater explosion bubbles and their impact on nearby structures. Kolodner and Keller's groundbreaking research into the compressibility of water sheds new light on the physics of underwater explosions and has practical applications for the design of offshore structures and ships.
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