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Problems in correlation caused by propulsion systems

Russell H. Smith

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Correlation efforts and selected results for transonic drag are reviewed. A process to reduce the typical error sources to decrease the errors inherent in the transonic aircraft development process is summarized.

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Correlation efforts and selected results for transonic drag are reviewed. A process to reduce the typical error sources to decrease the errors inherent in the transonic aircraft development process is summarized.

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Correlation efforts and selected results for transonic drag are reviewed. A process to reduce the typical error sources to decrease the errors inherent in the transonic aircraft development process is summarized.

Key concepts: Transonic, Propulsion, Process (computing), Computer science, Drag, Aerospace engineering, Aeronautics, Engineering

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