Abstract
A numerical technique of computing shock waves in compressible media with movable deforming interphase boundaries including those of the gas-liquid type has been realized. The approach without explicit separation of the interphase boundary is applied. The CIP-CUP method is used for integrating the equations of gas dynamics. An adaptive grid of special kind (the soroban-grid) is utilized. Some results of testing the technique using one- and two-dimensional problems are given. Results of computation of impact of a jet on a thin liquid layer on a wall are presented.
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