Two-component Magnetic Field along the Line of Sight to the Perseus Molecular Cloud: Contribution of the Foreground Taurus Molecular Cloud
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Stimulus intensity and photically evoked cerebral response as possible objective index of brightness perception for man
Generation of reinforced random interval schedules, using electronic precision probability unit consisting of multibrator and clock
Maximum lift-drag ratios for slender flat-top homothetic bodies flying at hypersonic speeds
Three-dimensional lifting wings of minimum drag in hypersonic flow
Optimizing lift-to-drag ratio of slender, flat-top wing of given planform in hypersonic flow by using variational calculus methods
Optical radiometer feasibility study for determining composition of Mars atmosphere from shock layer radiation during entry - instrumentation
Two-dimensional lifting wings of minimum drag in hypersonic flow
Two-dimensional wings of maximum lift-drag ratio in hypersonic flow
Maximum lift-drag ratio of slender, flat top, hypersonic body assuming modified Newtonian pressure distribution and constant surface averaged skin friction coefficient
Slender two-dimensional wing lift-drag ratio at hypersonic speed maximized, assuming modified pressure coefficient
Three-dimensional slender wings of maximum lift/ drag ratio in hypersonic flow studied by variational calculus under several lift and volume conditions
Lift-drag ratio attainable by slender flat-top body at supersonic speeds, considering Newtonian pressure distribution and constant skin friction