Optimal payload trajectory characteristics for winged booster vehicles
Optimal payload trajectory characteristics for winged booster vehicles
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Optimal payload trajectory characteristics for winged booster vehicles
Fourier transform for predicting torsional transients for one spacecraft based on flight data of another with same booster
Recommended procedures for stability, control, and structural loading analysis of large liquid fueled rocket booster sloshing parameters
Optimal fixed control structure design with minimal sensitivity for large elastic booster
Thrust vector deflection stability analysis for minimum control requirements of booster vehicles during atmospheric flight
Computer program for OGO-E vehicle response analysis to transient loading during Atlas booster burnout
Booster and spacecraft electrostatic phenomena /causes, effects, and prevention/
Fully-manual and augmented-manual control systems for Saturn 5 booster studied by emperically based mathematical models for pilot
Linear segment pitch rate program for near optimum trajectory for rocket boosters
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Evaluation of pilot describing function method applied to manual control analysis of large flexible booster in Saturn 5 launch vehicle simulator
Analysis of Saturn booster flight control system stability by linear feedback theory with emphasis on root locus technique
Large booster nozzle reuse, discussing design, refurbishment, performance, costs and test evaluation
Space shuttle booster entry and subsonic performance analysis
Recoverable, reusable single stage booster capable of injecting large payloads into circular earth orbit
Low subsonic longitudinal aerodynamic characteristics of twin body space shuttle booster configuration using low turbulence pressure tunnel - graphs