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Reflection factors for normally reflected shocks in air.
A derivation of the shock reflection values for the special case of normal reflection, In the higher pressure regions of interest, the reflection of shocks cannot be treated with the ideal polytropic gas formulas since the equation of state for air indicates considerable variance
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