Simulation of non-continuum free jet plume impingement.
Noncontinuum free jet plume impingement simulation, effect of total temperature to model surface temperature ratio, Knudsen number and total enthalpy
Melton, H. R.↗
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The morphological continuum in solid propellant grain design.
Solid propellant grain design and charge configuration, reviewing dendrite, wagonwheel, star, slotted, conocyl and finocyl grains
Billheimer, J. S.↗
On continuum absorption by heavy elements in high-excitation planetary nebulae.
Optical depth at under 110 A due to continuous absorption by N, O and Ne ions estimated in high excitation planetary nebulae
Harrington, J. P.↗
Measurement of non-continuum and turbulence effects on subsonic sphere drag
Effects of gas rarefaction, compressibility, and turbulence on free stream sphere drag coefficient
Zarin, N. A.↗
An analytical model for the prediction of viscoseal performance in the regime from continuum to free-molecule flow
Predicting seal leakage rates using modified Hodgon model for rarefied gas viscoseal
Patterson, K. E.↗
Time-controllable continuum photon emission from a pulsed vacuum spark and application to absorption spectroscopy in the vacuum ultraviolet
Time controllable continuous photon emission from plasma produced by pulsed laser vacuum spark applied to absorption spectroscopy in vacuum UV
Mehlman-Balloffet, G.↗
Electron temperatures of gaseous nebulae from continuum to line ratios
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Lee, P. D.↗
Heat Transfer on a Flat Plate in Continuum to Rarefied Hypersonic Fows at Mach Numbers of 19.2 and 25.4
Surface heat transfer rates measured on flat plates in hypervelocity shock tunnel
Nagamatsu, H. T.↗
Imperial Valley land use studies - A continuum from mission 73 to Apollo 9
Aerial and satellite-borne photography of Imperial Valley agricultural land use characteristics
Johnson, C. W.↗
Approximate bridging relations in the transitional regime between continuum and free- molecule flows
Approximate bridging relations for heat transfer, surface shear and drag in transitional regime between free molecule and continuous flows
Matting, F. W.↗
Hectometric solar noise storms - Detection of continuum
Superthermal electrons continuous stream release into interplanetary medium during hectometric solar noise storm activities
Fainberg, J.↗
Sphere drag in solid rockets - Non-continuum and turbulence effects
Momentum transfer between gas and condensed phase in metallized solid propellant rocket motors, measuring noncontinuum and turbulence effects on sphere drag
Nicholls, J. A.↗
Mechanisms for Production of the Diffuse Gamma-ray Continuum Radiation
The production of cosmic gamma radiation from Compton interactions with low energy photons, bremsstrahlung interactions, cosmic ray induced neutral pion production, and matter-antimatter annihilation is discussed.
Stecker, F. W.↗
Equator-pole differences in the solar chromosphere from Lyman-continuum data.
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Vernazza, J. E.↗
HD 215441 and 53 Camelopardalis - Intrinsic polarization of H-beta and the continuum.
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Kemp, J. C.↗
Solar energetic particles and wide-band continuum storms from metric to hectometric frequencies.
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Sakurai, K.↗
Dust and gas in the Orion molecular cloud - Observations of 1-millimeter continuum and 2-centimeter H2CO emission
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Harvey, P. M.↗
Time variation of the H2O maser and infrared continuum in late-type stars
Observations of the variability of the 1.35-cm H2O and 2.2-micron emission from eight late M stars are described. A comparison of the microwave and infrared variations is of interest because the bulk of the stellar energy is radiated in the near-infrared and because at least one theory (Litvak 1969) hypothesizes near-infrared maser pumping via the 2.7-micron H2O vibration-rotation band. Variations at the two wavelengths appear to be correlated and possible explanations for this correlation are discussed.
Schwartz, P. R.↗