Approximate two-dimensional aerofoil theory. Part III. Approximate designs of symmetrical aerofoils for specified pressure distributions

Approximate two-dimensional aerofoil theory. Part III. Approximate designs of symmetrical aerofoils for specified pressure distributions

by Syndey Goldstein

Book 70 of Aeronautical Research Council. Current paper --

1952

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