Minimum wave drag at low supersonic speeds for wing-body combinations with fixed fore and aft portions of the fuselage and given total volume

Minimum wave drag at low supersonic speeds for wing-body combinations with fixed fore and aft portions of the fuselage and given total volume

by E. E. Groth

1960

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