Sonic-boom pressure-field estimation techniques.
Digital computer utilization to estimate sonic boom characteristics of complex airplane configuration
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Digital computer utilization to estimate sonic boom characteristics of complex airplane configuration
Aircraft design to minimize sonic boom pressure field energy
Sonic boom measurement instrumentation noting use of frequency response, vibration isolation, wind screening, etc
Sonic boom phenomena, noting atmospheric dynamic effects, acceleration and lateral spread, variations in pressure signatures, etc
Sonic boom effect on people, noting ground overpressure measurement and data obtained from interviews, formal complaints, building damage, etc
Sonic boom requirements for supersonic transports
Wind tunnel tests of sonic boom phenomena, noting weak pressure field measurement, construction of extremely small models, boundary layer effects, etc
Richardson extrapolation applied to numerical evaluation of sonic boom integrals
Vibration frequency and damping behavior of Stored Tubular Expendable Member /STEM/ booms
Thermal bending plus twist of thin-walled cylinder of open section with application to gravity gradient booms
Closed tubular extendible boom concept with applications for fluid transport and torque transmission
Potential damage to structural elements caused by sonic booms determined by considering effect of gap between beam and supports
Methods to minimize sonic boom ground exposure, considering aircraft design and maneuverability as function of altitude
Wind tunnel tests of sonic boom phenomena, noting weak pressure field measurement, construction of extremely small models, boundary layer effects, etc