The contraction of molecular hydrogen protostars.
Energy loss, contraction and collapse of molecular hydrogen protostars tracing evolutionary processes
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Energy loss, contraction and collapse of molecular hydrogen protostars tracing evolutionary processes
Hydrogen vapor barrier materials measuring permeation rates, contraction and tensile properties from room to cryogenic temperatures
Gravitational contraction of stars of one solar mass examined, using Henyey method for calculating stellar evolutionary tracks
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Shock contraction of silicon oxide powders in converging cylindrical wave, and effects of compression
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Action potentials without contraction observed in frog skeletal muscle
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Liapunov stability theory applied to class of partial differential equations, and generation of contraction groups related to equivalent norms
Generation of contraction groups related to equivalent norms
Chamber pressure, contraction ratio, and flow per element effects on acoustic mode instability in hydrogen oxygen engines
First hydrostatic stellar contraction phase for cases without full convection and adiabatic temperature stratification
Performance test from Mach 2.58 to 1.98 of axisymmetric mixed-compression inlet system with 60 percent internal contraction
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Restart and high response terminal shock control for axisymmetric mixed-compression inlet with internal contraction
Shape preserving expansion and contraction of objects in E 3