Calibration of HYPULSE for hypervelocity air flows corresponding to flight mach numbers 13.4, 15, and 17

John Calleja

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Calibration of HYPULSE for hypervelocity air flows corresponding to flight mach numbers 13.4, 15, and 17

by John Calleja

1993

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Langley Research Center

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Calibration of HYPULSE for hypervelocity air flows corresponding to flight mach numbers 13.4, 15, and 17 was written by John Calleja.

When was Calibration of HYPULSE for hypervelocity air flows corresponding to flight mach numbers 13.4, 15, and 17 published?

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