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A STUDY OF SEVERAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE FLUTTER CHARACTERISTICS CALCULATED FOR TWO SWEPT WINGS BY PISTON THEORY AND BY QUASISTEADY SECOND-ORDER THEORY AND COMPARISON WITH EXPERIMENTS
Factors affecting flutter characteristics calculated for two swept wings
Kinetic theory of the classical electron gas in a positive background. i - equilibrium theory.
Equilibrium parameters of electron gas in positive background
Kinetic theory of the electron gas in a positive background. ii - nonequilibrium theory.
Convergent kinetic equation for electron gas in positive background, dividing Coulomb potential into short range and weak parts
Quantum theory of an optical maser. 3 - Theory of photoelectron counting statistics
Photoelectron counting statistics produced by fully quantum mechanical laser
Studies in perturbation theory. part 9 - connection between various approaches in the recent development - evaluation of upper bounds to energy eigenvalues in schroedinger's perturbation theory
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Theory of differential equations and their relationship to dynamical systems theory progress report, 1 oct. 1967 - 31 mar. 1968
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Quantum theory of an optical maser. III - Theory of photoelectron counting statistics.
Quantum mechanics method for obtaining photocount distribution from optical maser photoelectron counting statistics
Conservation laws and preferred frames in relativistic gravity. I Preferred-frame theories and an extended PPN formalism. II - Experimental evidence to rule out preferred-frame theories of gravity.
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Wave theory of turbulence in compressible media (acoustic theory of turbulence)
The generation and the transmission of sound in turbulent flows are treated as one of the several aspects of wave propagation in turbulence. Fluid fluctuations are decomposed into orthogonal Fourier components, with five interacting modes of wave propagation: two vorticity modes, one entropy mode, and two acoustic modes. Wave interactions, governed by the inhomogeneous and nonlinear terms of the perturbed Navier-Stokes equations, are modeled by random functions which give the rates of change of wave amplitudes equal to the averaged interaction terms. The statistical framework adopted is a quantum-like formulation in terms of complex distribution functions. The spatial probability distributions are given by the squares of the absolute values of the complex characteristic functions. This formulation results in nonlinear diffusion-type transport equations for the probability densities of the five modes of wave propagation.
A unified theory of Stark broadening for hydrogenic ions. I A general theory /including time ordering/. II - Line wings. III - Results for He II Lyman-alpha
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Vibrational and rotational transitions in low-energy electron-diatomic-molecule collisions. II - Hybrid theory and close-coupling theory: An l sub z prime-conserving close-coupling approximation
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Studies on von Karman's similarity theory and its extension to compressible flows : a critical examination of similarity theory for incompressible flows
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Studies of von Karman's similarity theory and its extension to compressible flows : a similarity theory for turbulent boundary layer over a flat plate in compressible flow
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Studies of von Karman's similarity theory and its extension to compressible flow : investigation of turbulent boundary layer over a flat plate in compressible flow by the similarity theory
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Application of statistical theory to beam-rider guidance in the presence of noise II : modified Wiener filter theory
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Application of statistical theory to beam-rider guidance in the presence of noise I : Wiener filter theory
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