theorem 10.96 Rankine–Hugoniot condition

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theorem 10.96: Rankine–Hugoniot condition10.96definition 10.95: Weak solution of a conservation law10.95theorem 7.131: Green7.131definition 10.99: Entropy condition10.99example 10.97: Burgers shock10.97example 10.98: Weak solutions are not unique10.98proposition 10.102: Jump form of the entropy inequality10.102proof : ch:08-pdes@proof-40proofdefinition 10.93: Scalar conservation law10.93definition 10.83: Weak solution10.83definition 10.101: Entropy pair; entropy inequality10.101theorem A.151: L^1 contraction on a coneA.151theorem 10.103: Uniqueness in the entropy class10.103definition 7.127: Simple regions7.127remark 7.128: What the derivations below take as given7.128theorem 7.43: Fundamental theorem of calculus, II7.43proposition 32.33: Bendixson's negative criterion32.33proposition 9.36: Bendixson–Dulac negative criterion9.36theorem 7.132: Stokes7.132theorem 8.12: Cauchy8.12theorem 13.41: Holonomy equals the enclosed curvature; local Gauss–Bonnet13.41proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-77proofproof : ch:08-pdes@proof-41proof

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