Boundary layer separation and thermal choking

Rayner, John Phillip

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Boundary layer separation and thermal choking

Date

1973

Authors

Rayner, John Phillip

Abstract

This thesis describes an experimental investigation of two different but related topics in high speed gasdynamics, and therefore has been divided in to two parts.