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Bubble Growth as a Detonation

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arxiv hep-ph/9309242 v1 pith:WX7SVARI submitted 1993-09-08 hep-ph

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Bubble growth as a detonation is studied in the context of cosmological phase transitions. It is proved that the so called Chapman-Jouguet hypothesis, which restricts the types of detonations that can occur in spherically symmetric chemical burning, does not hold in the case of phase transitions. Therefore a much larger class of detonation solutions exists in phase transitions than in chemical burning.

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