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LONGITUDINAL AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS AT LOW SUBSONIC SPEEDS OF A HIGHLY SWEPT DELTA WING UTILIZING NOSE DEFLECTION FOR CONTROL

B. Spencer

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Longitudinal aerodynamic characteristics at low subsonic speeds of a highly swept delta wing with nose deflection control

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Longitudinal aerodynamic characteristics at low subsonic speeds of a highly swept delta wing with nose deflection control

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Longitudinal aerodynamic characteristics at low subsonic speeds of a highly swept delta wing with nose deflection control

Key concepts: Wing, Aerodynamics, Deflection (physics), Delta wing, Aerospace engineering, Nose, Physics, Wing twist

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