Abstract
It is shown that the originally corrugated shock wave generated in the process of an underwater electrical explosion of a cylindrical wire array is self-aligned into a cylindrically symmetric converging front. It was found that by increasing the number of the wires in the array this self-alignment process occurs faster. It is also demonstrated that in the case of a large wire number (>20), one-dimensional calculations can be successfully employed for theoretical analysis.
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