Delves into the innovative Background-Oriented Schlieren technique for visualizing shock waves and compressible flow phenomena using environmental patterns.
Showcases examples of schlieren systems, including visualizing supersonic projectiles and temperature variations.
Covers the basics of light refraction, including density, refractive index, and the variation with wavelength.
Introduces thermodynamic variables, the first principle of thermodynamics, and specific heats.
Covers conservation equations, redundancy, integration constants, energy equation, and sonic quantities in isentropic flow.
