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Ithaca and a Thesis: An Odyssey of Explosive Excitement

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The topic of my PhD thesis (due to be submitted soon) will be secondary explosives, specifically RDX and HMX . I would like to present a summary of the work that I’ve done and what I found out over the past three and a half years on my journey through my PhD research. The ignition mechanisms of RDX and the beta-delta phase change in impacted HMX will be the major subjects discussed.

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