Report on sonic boom studies - Part 1 - Analysis of configurations
Supersonic transport design and requirements for sonic boom reduction
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Supersonic transport design and requirements for sonic boom reduction
Integrated supersonic transport engine design for reduced lift connected sonic boom effects
Expansion series method for analyses of shock wave profiles in far field sonic boom
Second order supersonic flow field effects on sonic boom intensity
Linearized supersonic aerodynamic design theory for large sonic boom reduction
Ray expansion method for predicting shock wave propagation and sonic boom intensity
Computer program for calculating aircraft sonic boom signatures on ground
Effects of various simulated sonic boom waveforms on human subjective response
Measurement and interpretation of ground vibrations, produced by seismic effect of sonic boom
Potential damage to structural elements caused by sonic booms determined by considering effect of gap between beam and supports
Multimode response of uniform flat rectangular panels to normal and traveling sonic booms /N waves/
Sonic boom reduction by azimuthal redistribution of supersonic aircraft pressure field variation
Sonic booms cause, nature and strength plus human reactions, building vibration response and damage
Relationship in supersonic flow between pressure field realized at ground and that needed to support aircraft, considering far field sonic boom waveforms
Elastic beams and plates damped response to N shaped sonic boom pulse
Winds and inhomogeneous atmosphere effects on sonic boom strength and propagation, using model based on shock wave/vortex sheet interaction concept
Instrumentation requirements for measurement of sonic boom and blast waves, discussing frequency response limitations of measuring systems
NASA research results pertinent to airport- community noise problems and sonic boom alleviation