All-moving wing-tip controls at subsonic, sonic, and supersonic speeds. A discussion of available theoretical methods and their application to a delta wing with half-delta controls
by H. H. B. M. Thomas
Book 3086 of Aeronautical Research Council. Reports and memoranda --
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