Comparisons are made between the cylindrical and polar coordinate system used in determining the three-dimensional shock layer flow over the nose region of a blunted supersonic vehicle. Jusfification for the development of a polar coordinate system is given and an outline for such development is presented. Results from the polar coordinate system are given as is the limiting useful range."Contract no. 48-4014."Includes bibliographical references (page 16).Comparisons are made between the cylindrical and polar coordinate system used in determining the three-dimensional shock layer flow over the nose region of a blunted supersonic vehicle. Jusfification for the development of a polar coordinate system is given and an outline for such developm...
Numerical methods and computer programs for two-dimensional and axisymmetric supersonic flow over bl...
Calculation of the boundary layer induced Magnus force on a spinning cone is given. A new technique ...
A computational survey of the pressure drag on axisymmetric conical bodies of varying vertex angle a...
The three-dimensional ideal gas flow in the shock layer of a blunted supersonic cone at an angle of ...
The three-dimensional flow field around blunted bodies traveling at supersonic speed is computed usi...
Subject Category 02."March 1980"--Cover."Langley Research Center."Includes bibliographical reference...
Application of a general method for calculation of inviscid hypersonic flow fields is discussed. Gen...
A series of tests has been conducted at free-stream Mach numbers four and eight to determine the eff...
The use of a computer code for the calculation of steady, supersonic, three dimensional, inviscid fl...
Results are presented for tests conducted on a 1.5 elliptic cone to determine the pressure distribut...
The method of characteristics for three dimensional axially symmetric bodies was used to determine t...
Supersonic aerodynamic characteristics and shock standoff distances for large angle cones with and w...
Cover title."May 1962."Aerodynamics, missiles and space vehicles; Fluid mechanics; Space vehicles; S...
The reference-plane method of characteristics is applied to the computation of the supersonic flow i...
A computational fluid dynamics investigation was conducted on a blunt-nosed elliptical cone configur...
Numerical methods and computer programs for two-dimensional and axisymmetric supersonic flow over bl...
Calculation of the boundary layer induced Magnus force on a spinning cone is given. A new technique ...
A computational survey of the pressure drag on axisymmetric conical bodies of varying vertex angle a...
The three-dimensional ideal gas flow in the shock layer of a blunted supersonic cone at an angle of ...
The three-dimensional flow field around blunted bodies traveling at supersonic speed is computed usi...
Subject Category 02."March 1980"--Cover."Langley Research Center."Includes bibliographical reference...
Application of a general method for calculation of inviscid hypersonic flow fields is discussed. Gen...
A series of tests has been conducted at free-stream Mach numbers four and eight to determine the eff...
The use of a computer code for the calculation of steady, supersonic, three dimensional, inviscid fl...
Results are presented for tests conducted on a 1.5 elliptic cone to determine the pressure distribut...
The method of characteristics for three dimensional axially symmetric bodies was used to determine t...
Supersonic aerodynamic characteristics and shock standoff distances for large angle cones with and w...
Cover title."May 1962."Aerodynamics, missiles and space vehicles; Fluid mechanics; Space vehicles; S...
The reference-plane method of characteristics is applied to the computation of the supersonic flow i...
A computational fluid dynamics investigation was conducted on a blunt-nosed elliptical cone configur...
Numerical methods and computer programs for two-dimensional and axisymmetric supersonic flow over bl...
Calculation of the boundary layer induced Magnus force on a spinning cone is given. A new technique ...
A computational survey of the pressure drag on axisymmetric conical bodies of varying vertex angle a...