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22. No. Council No. Tit13 Author(s)
1059 30 107
Tests at
M
=
1.82
on an engin?
Griffiths, R. T.
installation with bounda&lQer
diverters for a slender gothia
eniz.
kpt, 1967)
1060
31 270
The infleuence of elevetor movement, Eckford, D. J.
on the normal acoeleration~
experienced by a transport
aircraft in moderate turbulence.
(January, 4969)
1061
30 005
1062
31 065
A technique for studing high Stevens, G. W. H.
velocity drawing in polymers. and
(August, 1966) Eiluett, F. C.
Discreet element analysis of the Dawe, D. J.
lateral vibration of rectangular
lates
7
in the presence of membrane.
,September, 1968)
1063
20 839
Supersonio lsminar boundary layers Cooke, J. (2.
on cones.
(November,
1966).
1064
29 bo7
Approximate solutions of the Smith, P. D.
three-dimensional lsminar boundary- and
layer momentumintegral equations.
(September, 1967)
Ymw, A. D.
1065
30 345
Flight measurements of wing-tip
vortex motion near the ground.
(January,
1968).
Dee, F. IV.
and
1066
30 406
The stability of boundary conditions Taylor, P. J.
in the numerical solution of the
time-dependent NavierStokes
equations.
(August, 1968).
1067
30 782
Crossflow in turbulent boundary
layers.
(December,
1968).
Cumpsty, N. A.
1068
30 781
A critical examination of the use
Cumpsty, N. A.
of a two-dimensional turbulent
profile family to represent
three-dimensional boundary layers.
(December, 1968).
1069
30 561
Heat transfer in a tube revolving Humphreys, J. F.
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