An approximate method of calculating the subsonic velocity distribution on high-aspect-ratio swept wings of small thickness at zero lift

An approximate method of calculating the subsonic velocity distribution on high-aspect-ratio swept wings of small thickness at zero lift

by Friedrich Keune

Book 26 of Royal Institute of Technology. Division of Aeronautics. Technical notes --

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