The transport of flare plasma from the sun to the earth.
Plasma shock front shape in solar wind from solar flares, using gas dynamic analysis of data on size of sudden commencements of geomagnetic storms
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Plasma shock front shape in solar wind from solar flares, using gas dynamic analysis of data on size of sudden commencements of geomagnetic storms
Thermal compression effects on hypersonic ramjets performance, discussing thermodynamic cycle calculation based on gas dynamic model
Nonequilibrium gas dynamics of hydrogen dissociation and recombination
Interstellar gas field dynamic instability, discussing enhanced ambipolar diffusion in twisted field
Gas dynamics analysis of explosion phenomena based on unsteady flow fields and thermodynamic properties of chemically reacting substance
Collision cross sections direct measurement for determining macroscopic reaction rates in inelastic molecular collision processes in gas dynamics
Gas dynamic processes insufficiency for triggering transition to detonation obtained from laser schlieren records of nonsteady flow field ahead of accelerating turbulent flame
Flowfields behind reflected shock waves, predicting end-wall radiative heat transfer and radiative gas dynamic coupling effects
Gas dynamics turbulence of controlled properties effect on electrical discharge across plasma stream, preventing filamentary nature
Steady state magnetic and electric fields in magnetosheath by linear superposition of field vectors, using axisymmetric velocity function from gas dynamics
CW chemical laser development, N2-C02 electrically excited fluid mixing laser techniques, and gas dynamic mixing behind shock waves
Solving exact gas dynamic equations for supersonic flows far from axis of slender lifting bodies
Inverse solution of two dimensional gas dynamic flow fields of rotational or irrotational character
Laser power from carbon monoxide supersonic expansion in nitrogen and argon mixtures, comparing to carbon dioxide gas dynamic lasers
Linearized Boltzmann equation analytic solutions for rarefied gas dynamic problems, using ellipsoid model
Flowfields behind reflected shock waves, predicting end-wall pressure, radiative heat transfer and radiative gas dynamic coupling effects
Pulsed gas dynamic laser for radiation generation at high power levels, using shock tube
The present technology of Brayton power systems is reviewed. The potential for even higher system efficiency at the 10 KWe level is assessed as well as the potential for comparable efficiency with an output of 1 or 2 KWe. Systems accommodation of isotope decay is briefly discussed. The salient features are described for a Brayton power system based on this technology and employing the ZrH reactor. Reactor lives for this and competitive systems are compared. Growth capability with an advanced reactor is assessed. A concept for application of this technology to driving a gas-dynamic laser is described.