Larry Glenn Hill

Group DX-1, Detonation Science and Technology
Los Alamos National Laboratory, P952
Los Alamos, NM 87545

Education
B.S. Aerospace Engineering, University of Michigan
M.S. Aeronautics, Caltech
Ph.D. Aeronautics, Caltech
Thesis Topic: Rapid Evaporation in Superheated Liquids
Thesis Advisor: Prof. Bradford Sturtevant
Current Research Interests
Shock initiation of condensed phase explosives
Thermal initiation
Initiation by low-velocity impact
Deflagration-to-detonation transition
Propagation/extinction of curved detonation waves
Effect of heterogeniety on reaction rates
Detonation product equation-of-state
Flame propagation in cracked explosives and propellants
Dynamic mechanical properties of solid explosives


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