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Analytical and experimental studies of shock interference heating in hypersonic flowsKeyes et al., 1973
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- Hains F
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An analytical and experimental study is presented of the aerodynamic heating resulting from six types of shock interference patterns encountered in high speed flow. Centerline measurements of pressure and heat transfer distributions on basic bodies were obtained in …
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