A Comparative Study of Prediction Techniques for Supersonic Missile Aerodynamic Coefficients / Loai A. El-Mahdy ... [et al.]

Evaluating the aerodynamic coefficients of flying vehicles such as missiles is a key step in their design and development procedures. In practice, the aerodynamic coefficients can be estimated using experimental measurements, numerical simulations, or using empirical and semi-empirical engineering t...

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Main Authors: El-Mahdy, Loai A. (Author), Ahmed, Mahmoud Y. M. (Author), Mahmoud, Osama K. (Author), Abdel-Hameed, Omar E. (Author)
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Published: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), 2017.
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