On the direct shock wave problem. a modified theory /final report on bodies with spherical nose/
Modification of mathematical approach to general body problem for investigating direct shock wave problem for bodies with spherical nose
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Modification of mathematical approach to general body problem for investigating direct shock wave problem for bodies with spherical nose
Static and dynamic stability and drag of blunt- nosed flare-stabilized bodies at velocities up to 8.2 kilometers per second
Nose-mounted control-system jets in roll-control positions effect on aerodynamics of space vehicle
Flight test of nose mounted rotating solid propellant rocket attitude control system for space vehicle second stage
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Mach number and pressure measurements on afterbody of blunt-nose model in free flight at hypersonic speeds
Wind tunnel investigation of dynamic stability of axisymmetric models with hammerhead noses
Static and dynamic stability and drag of blunt- nosed flare-stabilized bodies at velocities up to 8.2 km per second
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