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. , = 150 mm. t 0 corresponds to the instant of passage of the incident shock wave on the LDV probe volume. (Left-hand column): Green dashed lines correspond to the temporal location of the TMZ. Red dashed lines depict the temporal location of the blackout. (Right-hand column): number of samples used for the calculation of the statistics on each time step of the resampled velocity signal (black dashed line, right vertical axis). The red horizontal line corresponds to the number of samples necessary to get convergence, U and U for the 3 locations (a) X = 43 mm, (b) X = 135 mm

. , Visualization of the ascending TMZ in its early stage of development and of the following membrane fragments (Conf4)

, Green and purple numbers correspond to statistically converged or indicative values of the turbulence levels respectively. 'n.c.' refers to non-converged values, p.19

. , In the experiment illustrated in this figure, the upper grid was replaced by a grid of mesh-size 12.1mm, leading to the generation of large size membrane fragments. All the other experimental parameters were kept identical to Conf4 parameters, 15 Illustration of the influence of the nitrocellulosic membrane on the flow. Zoom of the TMZ rear-boundary after reshock