A model is presented that calculates the asymptotic growth rate of the linear Richtmyer–Meshkov instability when a rarefaction is reflected at the contact surface. The result is valid for any value of the incident shock Mach number and initial fluids parameters. There is very good agreement with previous numerical simulations and experiments done at high compressions. The technique developed in the model is seen to be highly accurate and allows us a fast evaluation of the asymptotic normal velocity at the interface.
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J. G. Wouchuk (2001) studied this question.
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