Axial and normal force coefficients for pointed bodies of revolution at supersonic and hypersonic speeds: Part I--Noses and cylinders

Axial and normal force coefficients for pointed bodies of revolution at supersonic and hypersonic speeds: Part I--Noses and cylinders

by J. H. Huth

Book 844 of U.S. Air Force. Project RAND. Research memorandum --

1952

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