Experimental stability and drag of a pointed and a blunted 30 deg half-angle cone at Mach numbers from 11.5 to 34 in air
Static and dynamic stability and drag of blunted and pointed cones at various Mach numbers and Reynolds numbers
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Static and dynamic stability and drag of blunted and pointed cones at various Mach numbers and Reynolds numbers
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