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Three-dimensional steady transonic shocks for the relativistic Euler equations
We investigates the transonic shock problem for steady relativistic Euler equations in hemispherical shells. We show the existence and uniqueness of spherically symmetric transonic shock solutions via the shooting method and the monotonicity between the exit pressure and shock position. Furthermore,
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