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SHOCK WAVE STRUCTURE WITH ROTATIONAL AND VIBRATIONAL RELAXATION

Scala, S. M.·Talbot, L.
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Shock wave structure with rotational and vibrational relaxation

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Scala, S. M., Talbot, L.. 1962-06-01. SHOCK WAVE STRUCTURE WITH ROTATIONAL AND VIBRATIONAL RELAXATION. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19630011693

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