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Transonic aerodynamic and trim characteristics of a multi-engine delta-wing airplane model

W. E. Foss, John M Swihart

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Wind tunnel testing of two and four engine models of delta wing aircraft for transonic drag rise increment and maximum lift-drag ratio comparison

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Wind tunnel testing of two and four engine models of delta wing aircraft for transonic drag rise increment and maximum lift-drag ratio comparison

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Wind tunnel testing of two and four engine models of delta wing aircraft for transonic drag rise increment and maximum lift-drag ratio comparison

Key concepts: Airplane, Wing, Trim, Transonic, Aerodynamics, Delta wing, Aerospace engineering, Wing configuration

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