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Static lateral-directional stability characteristics of five contemporary airplane models from wind-tunnel tests at high subsonic and supersonic speeds

Willard G Smith, Louis H Ball

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Wind tunnel tests to determine lateral-directional stability of aircraft from transonic to supersonic speeds

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Wind tunnel tests to determine lateral-directional stability of aircraft from transonic to supersonic speeds

Key concepts: Airplane, Supersonic speed, Supersonic wind tunnel, Aerospace engineering, Longitudinal static stability, Wind tunnel, Stability (learning theory), Angle of attack

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