RECENT PROGRESS IN DETONATION RESEARCH AND ITS RELATION TO ROCKET PROPULSION
Gaseous phase of detonation - relation to rocket propulsion
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Gaseous phase of detonation - relation to rocket propulsion
Generation of shock wave by flame in explosive gas during initial acceleration
Laminar detonation wave structure in ozone for three models - coupled wave, von neuman-doring- zeldovich model, and decoupled wave
Experiment on the influence of ignition geometry on initial flame acceleration in spark-ignited stoichiometric hydrogen-oxygen mixtures at n.t.p.
Problems in detonation which include wave development, stability and structure
Numerical solution of the equations determining the detonation wave structure, assuming steady one-dimensional flow and perfect behavior of reactant and products
Problems in detonation which include wave development, stability and structure
Utilization of detonation wave to investigate transient processes in gas wave dynamics of rocket propulsion systems
Oscillation frequency, stability, and structure of detonation waves using von neumann theorem
Detonation wave study for application to chemical propulsion systems, nuclear propulsion, and pulsed plasma accelerators
Nonlinear systems satisfying generalized principle of superposition, noting application to feedback control
Nonlinear systems satisfying generalized principle of superposition, noting application to feedback control
Fortran program for computation of gas detonation parameters on IBM 7090 computer
Characterization of nonlinear systems based on linear algebra
Application of approximate quasi-static symmetry to large class of subjects and connection of symmetries to bootstraps - high energy interactions
Long-range behavior of effective one-body potential representing particle compound system interaction, using modified effective range theory to extrapolate cross section data to zero energy