"Hydrodynamics of Explosion" offers a comprehensive analysis of research findings on underwater explosions. The book addresses the structure and parameters of wave fields generated by explosions, including a detailed examination of the mechanisms that lead to the formation of cumulative flows in underwater explosions near the free surface. Relevant mathematical models are presented that investigate the transformation of shock waves in bubbly liquids as well as the amplification of shock waves through collision and focusing. Special attention is given to wave processes in cavitating liquids, discussing concepts such as the strength of real liquids with natural micro-inhomogeneities and cavitation separation. These topics are of great interest to researchers in the fields of physical acoustics, mechanics of multiphysical media, and explosive hydroacoustics.