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Transport / Aerodynamics / Spaceflight / Aviation / Ballute / Direct simulation Monte Carlo / Aerocapture / Atmospheric entry / Hypersonic speed / Aerospace engineering / Spacecraft propulsion / Space technology
Date: 2007-11-01 19:43:54
Transport
Aerodynamics
Spaceflight
Aviation
Ballute
Direct simulation Monte Carlo
Aerocapture
Atmospheric entry
Hypersonic speed
Aerospace engineering
Spacecraft propulsion
Space technology

AAS[removed]TRAJECTORY AND AEROTHERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF TOWED-BALLUTE AEROCAPTURE USING DIRECT SIMULATION MONTE CARLO Kristin L. Gates Medlock,* Alina A. Alexeenko,† and James M. Longuski‡

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