A previous report gave calculations for the pressure distribution over thin oblique airfoils at supersonic speed. The present report extends the calculations to subsonic speeds. It is found that the flows again can be obtained by the superposition of elementary conical flow fields. In the case of the swept-back wing the pressure distributions remain qualitatively similar at subsonic and supersonic speeds. Thus a distribution similar to the Ackeret type of distribution appears on the root sections of the swept-back wing at Mach=0. The resulting positive pressure drag on the root section is balanced by negative drags on outboard sections
A theoretical investigation is made of the airfoil profile for minimum pressure drag at zero lift in...
The relation of Whitcomb's "area rule" to the linear formulas for wave drag at lightly supersonic sp...
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The well-known methods of thin-airfoil theory have been extended to oblique or sweptback airfoils of...
A previous report gave calculations for the pressure distribution over thin oblique airfoils at supe...
The well-known methods of thin-airfoil theory hare been ertended to oblique or smeptback airfm”18 of...
The shock expansion method of the NACA TN No. 1143 was used to determine the principal aerodynamic c...
The point-source-distribution method of calculating the aerodynamic coefficients of thin wings at su...
A theory is developed for the airfoil of finite span at supersonic speed analogous to the Prandtl ai...
A method introduced by Munk is extended to prove that the light-curve slope of thin wings in either ...
The method of superposition of linearized conical flows has been applied to the calculation of the a...
A series of publications on the source-distribution methods for evaluating the aerodynamics of thin ...
Low-aspect-ratio wings having pointed plan forms are treated on the assumption that the flow potenti...
By the method of superposition of conical flows, the load distribution is calculated for regions of ...
A method is presented for the approximate solution of the nonlinear equations transonic flow theory....
A theoretical investigation is made of the airfoil profile for minimum pressure drag at zero lift in...
The relation of Whitcomb's "area rule" to the linear formulas for wave drag at lightly supersonic sp...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/77228/1/AIAA-2005-5194-421.pd
The well-known methods of thin-airfoil theory have been extended to oblique or sweptback airfoils of...
A previous report gave calculations for the pressure distribution over thin oblique airfoils at supe...
The well-known methods of thin-airfoil theory hare been ertended to oblique or smeptback airfm”18 of...
The shock expansion method of the NACA TN No. 1143 was used to determine the principal aerodynamic c...
The point-source-distribution method of calculating the aerodynamic coefficients of thin wings at su...
A theory is developed for the airfoil of finite span at supersonic speed analogous to the Prandtl ai...
A method introduced by Munk is extended to prove that the light-curve slope of thin wings in either ...
The method of superposition of linearized conical flows has been applied to the calculation of the a...
A series of publications on the source-distribution methods for evaluating the aerodynamics of thin ...
Low-aspect-ratio wings having pointed plan forms are treated on the assumption that the flow potenti...
By the method of superposition of conical flows, the load distribution is calculated for regions of ...
A method is presented for the approximate solution of the nonlinear equations transonic flow theory....
A theoretical investigation is made of the airfoil profile for minimum pressure drag at zero lift in...
The relation of Whitcomb's "area rule" to the linear formulas for wave drag at lightly supersonic sp...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/77228/1/AIAA-2005-5194-421.pd