The method of upwash-cancellation in linearized supersonic wing theory as applied to the double-delta wing with subsonic leading edges: I. total lift and pitching moment in symmetrical flow conditions
by Hermann Behrbohm
Book 18 of Sabb Aircraft Company. Technical note --
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