Measurement of boundary-layer transition on a standard model to determine the relative disturbance level in two supersonic wind tunnels

Measurement of boundary-layer transition on a standard model to determine the relative disturbance level in two supersonic wind tunnels

by A. H. Lange

Book 170 of U.S. Naval Ordnance Laboratory. Aeroballistic research report --

1953

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