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Fluid dynamics / Aviation / Aerodynamics / Aircraft engines / Single-stage-to-orbit / Scramjet / Hypersonic speed / Ramjet / Rocket-based combined cycle / Jet engines / Aerospace engineering / Spacecraft propulsion
Date: 2010-04-13 11:30:19
Fluid dynamics
Aviation
Aerodynamics
Aircraft engines
Single-stage-to-orbit
Scramjet
Hypersonic speed
Ramjet
Rocket-based combined cycle
Jet engines
Aerospace engineering
Spacecraft propulsion

Mode Transition Design Considerations for an Airbreathing Combined-Cycle Hypersonic Vehicle Peter J Ouzts NASA Glenn Research Center Brookpark, OH

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