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August 28, 2007, 13:32	Entropy when one uses JWL EOS	#1
jinwon park Guest Posts: n/a	Entropy is usually given as S=P/rho**gamma when one uses the ideal-gas law family. However, when one uses different forms of EOS like the Gruneisen or JWL EOS, one does not have such a gamma. Please teach me how to find the entropy if I do use the JWL equation. It is to be used in the construction of a limiter and in the ghost fluid method(GFM).

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