Rarefied Gas Dynamics, Proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium, Oxford University, Oxford, England, July 4-8, 1966. Volume 1.
Rarefied gas dynamics - Conference, Oxford University, July 1966, Volume I
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Rarefied gas dynamics - Conference, Oxford University, July 1966, Volume I
Rarefied gas dynamics - conference, Oxford University, July 1966
Design of arc-driven shock tube for gas dynamic studies - diagram of wave system and flow pattern for ideal tube
Experimental flow through annuli in study of rarefied internal gas dynamics
Rarefied gas dynamics, nozzle flow, and filtering
Rarefied gas dynamics, Advances in applied mechanics - International Symposium, University of Toronto, July 1964
Rarefied gas dynamics - International Symposium, Institute for Aerospace Studies, University of Toronto, July 1964, Volume 1
This document presents equations for the two-dimensional stationary problem of gas dynamics, and uses them to derive other equations, including equations for vorticity.
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Hypersonic wind tunnel investigation of cross hatched ablation surface patterns due to coupling of gas dynamics with ablation process
Rarefied gas dynamics - Conference, Cambridge, Mass., July 1968, Volume 2
Rarefied gas dynamics - Conference, Cambridge, Mass., July 1968, Volume 1
Plasma dynamics - AIAA and Northwestern University Conference, Evanston, August 1965
One-dimensional magnetogasdynamics
Monte Carlo method, and radiant heat transfer to analyze impact pressure probes
Symposium on physicochemical diagnostics of plasmas, aiaa and northwestern university at evanston, illinois in august 1963
Conference on transition flow, surface interactions, kinetic theory, molecular beams, internal flow, and rarified plasmas and shock structures
Monte Carlo solutions to Boltzmann equation for heat transfer, shock wave, and nonequilibrium gas flow problems