Pressure measurements in basalt Final report, 13 Jun. 1966 - 13 Feb. 1967
Pressure-time profile measurements on projectile hypervelocity impact by manganin wire pressure transducer
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Pressure-time profile measurements on projectile hypervelocity impact by manganin wire pressure transducer
Penetration resistance of aluminum double sheet targets to projectile impact
Gas buffer concept for continuous piston gun used to launch intact projectile
Projectile impact cratering in granular materials, noting parameters determining crater size and volume and experimental agreement with hydrodynamic cratering theory
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Alkali metals ionization by photons and atomic projectiles, discussing results in first Born approximation
Feasibility of explosive lining in launch tube for hypervelocity projectile acceleration