Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)

[1] Optimised Chirped Fibre Bragg Gratings for Detonation Velocity Measurements.

[2] theoretical and experimental research on progressive collapse of rc frame buildings

[3] reduction of global effects on vehicles after ied detonations

[4] detonation wave parameters in a variable cross section channel in gas mixture of methane with oxygen and nitrogen

[5] Research and development of rotating detonation engine system for the sounding rocket flight experiment S520-31

[6] Optimised Chirped Fibre Bragg Gratings for Detonation Velocity Measurements.

[7] Proposed "Exposure And Symptom Triage" (EAST) Tool to Assess Radiation Exposure After a Nuclear Detonation.

[8] Theoretical investigation of the structure, detonation properties, and stability of bicyclo[3.2.1]octane derivatives.

[9] Smartphone-operated detonation of a firecracker resulting in a macular hole

[10] deposition and characterization of the titanium-based coating by a multi-chamber detonation sprayer

[11] molecular theory of detonation initiation: insight from first principles modeling of the decomposition mechanisms of organic nitro energetic materials

[12] trends in the development of detonation engines for high-speed aerospace aircrafts and the problem of triple configurations of shock waves. part ii - research of counterpropagating shock waves and triple shock wave configurations

[13] spectral analysis and self-adjusting mechanism for oscillation phenomenon in hydrogen-oxygen continuously rotating detonation engine

[14] review on recent advances in pulse detonation engines

[15] reduction of global effects on vehicles after ied detonations

[16] detonation wave parameters in a variable cross section channel in gas mixture of methane with oxygen and nitrogen

[17] estimation of the width of the stationary detonation wave in the model of zel'dovich-neumann-dÖring

[18] pulse detonation assessment for alternative fuels

[19] lagrangian and ale formulations for soil structure coupling with explosive detonation

[20] The influence of CO<inf>2</inf>/N<inf>2</inf>/He dilution on CH<inf>4</inf>–H<inf>2</inf>-2.5O<inf>2</inf> detonation behaviors