Moving Shock Tables: Fundamentals of Compressible Flow Mechanics

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New tables for moving shock have been developed, based on the book "Fundamentals of Compressible Flow Mechanics." The tables and associated software are available for download at www.potto.org. Users have found these tables to be very helpful, with some also recommending a related textbook. The discussion invites feedback from anyone who has encountered these tables. Overall, the resource aims to enhance understanding of compressible flow mechanics.
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I have developed new tables for moving shock and I wonder if
any one has seen these kind of tables?
These tables appears in book
"fundamentals of compressible flow mechanics".
The book and software can be download from
www.potto.org.
If you seen these table please drop me a line.:blushing:

barmeir@gmail.com:smile:
 
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This table is very helpful. I also found a textbook along with it that was also very useful.
 
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