Abstract
The velocity of the back surface of a target copper plate is measured using a velocity interferometer system. The measured free surface velocity does not arrive at the impact velocity of 322 m s−1. This lower value may be due to the appearance of a precursor in addition to an unsteady shock wave front following the precursor. A remarkable outward plastic flow occurs near the bonding interface of the target and impactor.
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