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Fox, 1968 - Google Patents

Space correlation measurements in the fluctuating turbulent wakes behind projectiles.

Fox, 1968

Document ID
358319853178821611
Author
Fox J
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AIAA Journal

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~ D ECENT measurements of wake turbulence behind projec-J-*-tiles have usually been accomplished by optical means. Schapker1 analyzed the fluctuations of projectile wake boundaries that appeared in shadowgraph pictures. Lien and Eckerman2 analyzed the …
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