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Hypersonic Research Program at NASA Ames Research Center

Michael J. Green, F. R. Bailey

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This paper will describe the Airbreathing Hypersonic Research Program at NASA Ames Research Center. A main theme will be the From Computation Through Flight research effort. General research areas covered will include systems analysis, aerodynamics and aerothermodynamics, propulsion, materials, and flight research. Illustrative results from each discipline will be presented. The synergism between computational and experimental research will be demonstrated by examples. All examples given will have been published in the open literature.

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This paper will describe the Airbreathing Hypersonic Research Program at NASA Ames Research Center. A main theme will be the From Computation Through Flight research effort. General research areas covered will include systems analysis, aerodynamics and aerothermodynamics, propulsion, materials, and flight research. Illustrative results from each discipline will be presented. The synergism between computational and experimental research will be demonstrated by examples. All examples given will have been published in the open literature.

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This paper will describe the Airbreathing Hypersonic Research Program at NASA Ames Research Center. A main theme will be the From Computation Through Flight research effort. General research areas covered will include systems analysis, aerodynamics and aerothermodynamics, propulsion, materials, and flight research. Illustrative results from each discipline will be presented. The synergism between computational and experimental research will be demonstrated by examples. All examples given will have been published in the open literature.

Key concepts: Research center, Aeronautics, Aerospace engineering, Hypersonic speed, Research program, Propulsion, Aerodynamics, Theme (computing)

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