Abstract
The properties of weakly nonlinear kinematic waves in suspensions are investigated under the assumption that the particle concentration deviates only slightly from the value at the inflexion point of the drift flux curve. Special emphasis is placed on the conditions for the existence of an internal dissipative-dispersive shock structure. The resulting shock admissibility criteria are found to be significantly different from those following from standard theories of kinematic waves. Most interesting, the analysis shows that non-classical shocks which emanate rather than absorb characteristics may be admissible under certain conditions.
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