Computation of imaginary-side pressure distributions over the flexible walls of the test section insert for the 0.3-M transonic cryogenic tunnel View on Open Library

Computation of imaginary-side pressure distributions over the flexible walls of the test section insert for the 0.3-M transonic cryogenic tunnel

by M. J. Goodyer

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