Before revision: The use of the Stokes-shock-wave formula in ASDA The current velocity of a front of a wide moving jam is calculated though the use of the shock-wave formula derived by Stokes in 1848:George G. Stokes, "On a difficulty in the theory of sound", Philosopical Magazine, 33, pp 349-356 (1848) , where and the flow rate and density upstream of the jam front that velocity should be found; and are the flow rate and density downstream of this jam front.
After revision: The use of the Stokes-shock-wave formula in ASDA The current velocity of a front of a wide moving jam is calculated though the use of the shock-wave formula derived by Stokes in 1848:George G. Stokes, "On a difficulty in the theory of sound", Philosophical Magazine, 33, pp 349-356 (1848) , where and the flow rate and density upstream of the jam front that velocity should be found; and are the flow rate and density downstream of this jam front.