Calculation of aerodynamic characteristics at high angles of attack for airplane configurations

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Calculation of aerodynamic characteristics at high angles of attack for airplane configurations

by C. Edward Lan

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First published: 1987 1 language

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Aerodynamic characteristics F-106 aircraft F-16 aircraft F-18 aircraft X-29 aircraft

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