Nonequilibrium hypersonic flow past smooth symmetric bodies.
Inviscid hypersonic flow with finite rate chemistry about axisymmetric bodies calculated using Maslen approximation
Melnik, W. L.↗
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Production smoothing with stochastic demand and related inventory problems
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Sobel, M. J.↗
Statistical specification of the 500-mb height fields using smoothed medium-resolution radiometric fields of Nimbus 2
Statistical specification of 500 mb height fields using medium resolution radiometric fields of Nimbus 2
Martin, F. L.↗
The conformal mapping of the interior of the unit circle onto the interior of a class of smooth curves
Outer and inner curved plates and shell shapes optimized by conformal mapping
Moriarty, T. F.↗
Prediction of Smoothed Sunspot Number Using Dynamic Relations Between the Sun and Planets
Dynamic parameters of sun and planet interaction for predicting sunspots
Bjorn, T.↗
Automatic station Venera-5 smoothly descended in the atmosphere of Venus. Station Venera-6 approaches its target
Venera-5 space flight and instrument landing on Venus
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Linear smoothing using measurements containing correlated noise with an application to inertial navigation.
Maximum likelihood smoother using measurements containing correlated noise for application to continuous linear dynamic systems such as inertial navigation
Bryson, A. E., Jr.↗
Study of systems and cost/performance methodologies for optimization of vehicle assignment. Volume 3 - Programmer's manual for integrated budget smoothing and vehicle assignment machine model Final report
Model input requirements, flow charts, and program listing for launch vehicle assignment
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A continued fraction generator for smooth pulse sequences
Digital circuit produces rational output pulse rate at fraction of continuous input pulse rate. Output pulses have average rate with least possible deviation from absolute correct time spacing. Circuit uses include frequency synthesizing, fraction generation, and approximation of irrational sequences.
Cohn, M.↗
A time-dependent method for calculating supersonic angle-of-attack flow about axisymmetric blunt bodies with sharp shoulders and smooth nonaxisymmetric blunt bodies
Hypersonic and supersonic angle of attack flow about asymmetric and axisymmetric blunt bodies based on time dependent finite difference theory and method of characteristics
Barnwell, R. W.↗
Drag force measurements of a compressible turbulent boundary layer on an adiabatic smooth flat plate
Compressible turbulent boundary layer skin friction measurements on adiabatic flat plate, discussing drag balance calibration
Howell, R. H.↗
Can the lumpy distribution of galaxies be reconciled with the smooth X-ray background
X ray background angular structure comparison with optical galaxies spatial distribution, ruling out universe models with sources following cosmological mass distribution
Burbidge, G. R.↗
Immunochemical studies on pepsinogens A, C and D from the smooth dogfish, Mustelus Canis
Immunochemical investigation of dogfish pepsinogens A, C and D, determining characteristics in terms of immunodiffusion, immuno-electrophoresis, complement fixation and enzymic activity inhibition
Levine, L.↗
Smoothness of solutions of Volterra integral equations with weakly singular kernels
Differentiability of nonlinear Volterra integral equations of second kind with convolutional weakly singular kernels
Feldstein, A.↗
Methodologies for optimal resource allocation to the national space program and new space utilizations. Volume 2: Resource allocation and smoothing model, programmer's manual
Appendixes are presented that provide model input requirements, a sample case, flow charts, and a program listing. At the beginning of each appendix, descriptive details and technical comments are provided to indicate any special instructions applicable to the use of that appendix. In addition, the program listing includes comment cards that state the purpose of each subroutine in the complete program and describe operations performed within that subroutine. The input requirements includes details on the many options that adapt the program to the specific needs of the analyst for a particular problem.
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Integration methods where force is obtained from the smoothed gravitational field.
Discussion of the possibilities to study the dynamics of collisionless stellar systems by condensing the large number of stars that such systems may contain into a smaller number of superparticles and using numerical or computer models to perform computer experiments simulating Vlasov phenomena by following the simultaneous motion of a large number of superparticles. A computer model for disks of stars and a two-dimensional rod model are considered.
Hohl, F.↗
Impaired motion detection preceding smooth eye movements.
Experiments have been carried out that suggest that the observed psychophysical impairment of motion detection in man may not occur equally over the entire visual field. Instead, if impaired motion detection is a consequence of redirection of 'attention' to another portion of the visual field, then movement detection may be impaired the most in the fovea and the least in the region of the subsequent target.
Richards, W.↗
Integration methods where force is obtained from the smoothed gravitational field.
Discussion of the application of computer models to collisionless stellar systems. Two more recent computer models - i.e., the two-dimensional rod model, and the model for disks of stars - are described. It is shown that the dynamics of collisionless stellar systems can be studied by representing the system by large numbers of representative stars.
Hohl, F.↗