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Objectives, constraints, and design of Voyager entry science package for Mars atmosphere probe
Problems in using probability theory by reliability engineers
Surveyor I spacecraft exploration results of lunar surface
Development of mission requirement profile for subsystem components from overall system profile
Mission objectives and design data on Surveyor 5 configuration and instrumentation
Rocket vehicle base heating problem, and liquid rocket propellant plume characteristics
Search algorithms for computer programming of multivariate optimization techniques for nonlinear, parametrically defined systems
Human factors engineering techniques for reducing human errors in space systems development
Literature survey on pseudo invertibility of matrices
Structural design, systems and subsystems requirements, entry probe configurations, and transfer trajectories for flyby/entry probe system for 1972 Venus launch
Pattern recognition algorithms, and mathematical techniques of estimation, decision making, and optimization theory
Nondestructive testing programmed instruction text on forging, casting, extrusion, welding, and processing discontinuities
Mission and systems parametric studies for Mars soft lander to define entry and landing capsule suitable for Mars probe in 1970 time period
On-line computerized circuit design, discussing network theory, linguistics, numerical analysis and programming systems
On-line circuit design reflecting interrelation and relevance of network theory, linguistics, numerical analysis, programming and on-line computation
Man and dog arterial system anatomy, steady flow and pulsating flow characteristics
Surveyor 3 lunar landing noting TV, thermal sensors, landing radar, strain gages and soil sampler for measuring lunar surface properties
Auroras and magnetic storms, with historical review of relevant works from eighteenth century to present, noting work of Birkeland