A comparative study of lunar craters and terrestrial volcano-tectonic depressions in rhyolite ash-flow plateaus second semiannual report, feb. 1 - aug. 1, 1965
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Fatigue crack propagation in thin plates under fluctuating plane extension and cylindrical bending
Size, type, and cost of facility simulating 200,000 ft altitude for testing small chemical rockets and components
Systems design and guidance and control analyses of thrust vector control systems for large, solid propellant launch vehicles
Immunological and enzymological approaches to evolution of enzymes and nucleic acids
Comparison of mixed and isolated flow methods for cooled turbine performance using two simplified example turbines
Viscosity and nuclear magnetic resonance studies of vinyl aromatic polymer solutions
Physiological responses of animals exposed to ozone, carbon tetrafluoride, and nitrogen oxide
Comparsion of heat rejection systems for portable life support equipment for earth orbital or lunar surface EVA
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Unconstrained minimization techniques efficiency in mathematical nonlinear programming, discussing gradient and variable metric types
Chemical analysis for Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs, Ca, Sr and Ba in achondrites and Apollo 11 lunar rocks, breccia and soil samples
Radar scattering law derivation method for small regions of Venus surface, synthesizing CW spectra
Axisymmetric inlet design for turboramjet powered hypersonic cruise vehicle, examining effects of spillage and cowl drags on air flow characteristics
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Techniques for using electrical probes for plasma diagnostics are reviewed. Specific consideration is given to the simple Langmuir probe, the symmetric double probe of Johnson and Malter, the variable-area probe of Fetz and Oeschsner, and a floating probe technique. The advantages and disadvantages of each technique are discussed.
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