Leonardo Pinero-Perez

Design of Hypersonic Lifting Body Vehicle (Lead Chief Engineer’s Report) · References

References

Author
Leonardo Pinero-Perez
Written
2018 · Report, University of Texas at Arlington
Original
Full report · 120 pages
Contents
Nomenclature · Chapter I · II · III · IV · V · VI · VII · VIII · IX · X · XI · Appendix · References
Ref
MAE 4351-2018

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