The influence of the leading edge geometry on the wave drag for a 65 degree delta wing at low supersonic speed and small angles of attack View on Open Library

The influence of the leading edge geometry on the wave drag for a 65 degree delta wing at low supersonic speed and small angles of attack

by Torsten Berglind

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First published: 1988
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Delta wings Supersonic drag

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