Drag coefficients of microscopic spheres in free-molecule flow
Drag coefficients of microscopic spheres in free molecule flow
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Drag coefficients of microscopic spheres in free molecule flow
Optical scattering cross sections for polydispersions of dielectric spheres, showing dependence on ratio of third to second moment of shape and size distribution function
Quantum mechanical calculation of transport coefficients of gas of loaded spheres, obtaining scattering amplitudes and cross sections
Quantum mechanical kinetic theory of gas loaded spheres to obtain limit of transport coefficients and relaxation time
Theory of statistical analysis of data distributed over sphere
Elastic properties of tektites measured using resonant sphere technique
Models of spherically symmetric nonstatic processes, including relativistic collapse to Schwarzschild sphere, constructed by space-time metrics
Vector field theory of time dependent backscatter from distant slightly rough sphere for pulsed and sinusoidally steady state sources
Three dimensional model of monatomic gases interacting with solid surfaces represented by similar, noninteracting hard spheres
Finite difference method of solving normal shock wave-sphere interaction problem for ideal and real gas flow fields
Gravity anomalies and linear transforms over rotating spheres treated as random process with spectrum analysis and applications for geodesy
Density measurements by falling spheres from 30 to 120 km
Contact rule for rigid-sphere models of crystal structures
High density form of molecular pair distribution function for rigid spheres system, using cell- cluster technique
Impulsive velocity requirements within Mars sphere of influence for converting stopover to powered flyby mission
Solubility and diffusivity for diffusion in sphere using computer, discussing error analysis
Sphere motion along axis of short rotating cylinder of slightly viscous fluid, measuring drag, flow field and velocity
Magnetofluid dynamic flow pressure distribution around sphere placed in aligned magnetic and velocity fields, noting drag and base pressure