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The solution of self-similar shock dynamics satisfying the inviscid Burgersequation are provided in closed form for planar, cylindrical and sphericalproblems. The approach follows Lee's method for obtaining self-similarsolutions for the Euler equations describing compressible fluid dynamics.Closed form solutions are provided for the two types of self-similar solutions:of the first kind, where the shock dynamics are constrained by integralrelations, and the second kind, constrained by the internal requirement of theregularity of solutions along limiting characteristics. The solutions obtainedillustrate simply the theoretical underpinning of Taylor-Sedov blast waves(self-similarity of the first kind) and Guderley implosion problems(self-similarity of the second kind).

Self-similar shock dynamics satisfying the inviscid Burgers equation in planar, cylindrical and spherical problems