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Theoretical calculations of the lateral force and yawing moment due to rolling at supersonic speeds for sweptback tapered wings with streamwise tipssupersonic leading edges

Sidney M Harmon, John C. Martin

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Report presenting theoretical results for the lateral force and yawing moment due to combined angle of attack and roll. The thin wings are tapered and have leading and trailing edges which are each swept at a constant angle; the tips are parallel to the center section.

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Report presenting theoretical results for the lateral force and yawing moment due to combined angle of attack and roll. The thin wings are tapered and have leading and trailing edges which are each swept at a constant angle; the tips are parallel to the center section.

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Report presenting theoretical results for the lateral force and yawing moment due to combined angle of attack and roll. The thin wings are tapered and have leading and trailing edges which are each swept at a constant angle; the tips are parallel to the center section.

Key concepts: Supersonic speed, Moment (physics), Angle of attack, Mechanics, Physics, Constant (computer programming), Swept wing, Geometry

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