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NASA research in supersonic propulsion - A decade of progress

L. H. Fishbach, L. E. Stitt, James R. Stone, J. B. Whitlow

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A second generation, economically viable, and environmentally acceptable supersonic aircraft is reviewed. Engine selection, testbed experiments, and noise reduction research are described.

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A second generation, economically viable, and environmentally acceptable supersonic aircraft is reviewed. Engine selection, testbed experiments, and noise reduction research are described.

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A second generation, economically viable, and environmentally acceptable supersonic aircraft is reviewed. Engine selection, testbed experiments, and noise reduction research are described.

Key concepts: Propulsion, Testbed, Supersonic speed, Aerospace engineering, Aeronautics, Selection (genetic algorithm), Computer science, Noise (video)

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