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Use of superposition in digital computers to obtain wind tunnel interference factors for arbitrary configurations, with particular reference to V/STOL models

H. H. Heyson

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Computer program for calculating wall interference factors of V/STOL aircraft and conventional airplanes

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Computer program for calculating wall interference factors of V/STOL aircraft and conventional airplanes

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Computer program for calculating wall interference factors of V/STOL aircraft and conventional airplanes

Key concepts: Interference (communication), Superposition principle, Wind tunnel, Computer science, Engineering, Meteorology, Telecommunications, Physics

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Use of superposition in digital computers to obtain wind tunnel interference factors for arbitrary configurations, with particular reference to V/STOL models

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