Heat transfer, recovery factor and pressure distributions around a circular cylinder normal to a supersonic rarefied air stream. Part II - Comparison of experiment with theory
by Omar El-Khattab Tewfik
Part of University of California -- Berkeley. Institute of Engineering Research. Technical report ; HE-150-
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