Dynamic phase transition induced by a shock wave in hard-sphere and hard-disk systems is studied on the basis of the system of Euler equations with caloric and thermal equations of state. First, Rankine–Hugoniot conditions are analyzed. The quantitative classification of Hugoniot types in terms of the thermodynamic quantities of the unperturbed state the state before a shock wave and the shock strength is made. Especially Hugoniot in typical two possible cases P-1 and P-2 of the phase transition is analyzed in detail. In the case P-1 the phase transition occurs between a metastable liquid state and a stable solid state, and in the case P-2 the phase transition occurs through coexistence states, when the shock strength changes. Second, the admissibility of the two cases is discussed from a viewpoint of the recent mathematical theory of shock waves, and a rule with the use of the maximum entropy production rate is proposed as the rule for selecting the most probable one among the possible cases, that is, the most suitable constitutive equation that predicts the most probable shock wave. According to the rule, the constitutive equation in the case P-2 is the most promising one in the dynamic phase transition. It is emphasized that hard-sphere and hard-disk systems are suitable reference systems for studying shock wave phenomena including the shock-induced phase transition in more realistic condensed matters.

N. Zhao, M. Sugiyama, T. Ruggeri (2008). Phase transition induced by a shock wave in hard-sphere and hard-disc systems. THE JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 129, 054506-1-054506-13 [10.1063/1.2936990].

Phase transition induced by a shock wave in hard-sphere and hard-disc systems

RUGGERI, TOMMASO ANTONIO
2008

Abstract

Dynamic phase transition induced by a shock wave in hard-sphere and hard-disk systems is studied on the basis of the system of Euler equations with caloric and thermal equations of state. First, Rankine–Hugoniot conditions are analyzed. The quantitative classification of Hugoniot types in terms of the thermodynamic quantities of the unperturbed state the state before a shock wave and the shock strength is made. Especially Hugoniot in typical two possible cases P-1 and P-2 of the phase transition is analyzed in detail. In the case P-1 the phase transition occurs between a metastable liquid state and a stable solid state, and in the case P-2 the phase transition occurs through coexistence states, when the shock strength changes. Second, the admissibility of the two cases is discussed from a viewpoint of the recent mathematical theory of shock waves, and a rule with the use of the maximum entropy production rate is proposed as the rule for selecting the most probable one among the possible cases, that is, the most suitable constitutive equation that predicts the most probable shock wave. According to the rule, the constitutive equation in the case P-2 is the most promising one in the dynamic phase transition. It is emphasized that hard-sphere and hard-disk systems are suitable reference systems for studying shock wave phenomena including the shock-induced phase transition in more realistic condensed matters.
2008
N. Zhao, M. Sugiyama, T. Ruggeri (2008). Phase transition induced by a shock wave in hard-sphere and hard-disc systems. THE JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 129, 054506-1-054506-13 [10.1063/1.2936990].
N. Zhao; M. Sugiyama; T. Ruggeri
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