Linearized theory of radiative heat transfer for ablating bodies at meteoric speeds.
Linearized radiative heat transfer theory for ablating bodies flying in earth atmosphere at meteoric speeds
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Linearized radiative heat transfer theory for ablating bodies flying in earth atmosphere at meteoric speeds
Convective and radiative heat transfer to reentry vehicles protected by ablation heat shields
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Environmental and ablator performance uncertainties effects on heat shielding requirements for blunt and slender hyperbolic entry vehicles
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