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Experimental investigation of liquid surface motion in response to lateral acceleration during weightlessness

W. J. Masica

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Large amplitude liquid-vapor interface stability in cylinders in response to constant lateral and transverse acceleration

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Large amplitude liquid-vapor interface stability in cylinders in response to constant lateral and transverse acceleration

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Large amplitude liquid-vapor interface stability in cylinders in response to constant lateral and transverse acceleration

Key concepts: Weightlessness, Acceleration, Motion (physics), Physics, Mechanics, Classical mechanics, Astronomy

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