NASA Special Publications, spring 1966 Bibliography
Annotated bibliography on aerospace research and technology
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Annotated bibliography on aerospace research and technology
Annotated bibliography of special publications reflecting manifold activities of NASA
Acceptance testing of check valve used in piping for spacecraft support system
Reflection of sunlight to space and absorption by earth and atmosphere using radiometer data from earth satellites
Longitudinal vibration of cylindrical membrane shells containing liquid, with liquid velocity potential expanded into matrix-eigenvalue problem
Computerized method of analysis predicts bearing loads, shaft deflections, and critical speeds for shafts coupled by rolling contact bearings to the machine housing. The bearing nonlinearities, casing as well as rotor dynamics, and rotor-imbalance forcing functions are all included in the system dynamics analysis.
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Interpretation of aerial radar photographs
Catalog of NASA special publications issued before 1971
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A study has been made of a dynamical system composed of a pendulum and a harmonic oscillator, in order to show the remarkable resemblance with many classical celestial mechanics problems, in particular, the restricted three-body problem. It is shown that the well-known investigations of periodic orbits can be applied to the present dynamics problem.
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Atmospheric ozone in the upper troposphere and lower stratosphere north of the equator has been registered aboard two commercial B-747 airliners. The composite ozone, flight and meteorological data are reported. Attention is drawn particularly to the vertical profiles of atmospheric ozone mixing ratio as a function of both distance from the tropopause and curvature of the streamlines. The GASP observations suggest that ozone levels typical of the lower stratosphere are often embedded in the upper troposphere, principally during occassions when cyclonic wind curvature was noted.