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On certain properties of a subsonic flow behind a shock wave arising during supersonic flow around bodies of finite thickness
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    On certain properties of a subsonic flow behind a shock wave arising during supersonic flow around bodies of finite thickness (English)
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    7 March 1994
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    convexity
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    isobars
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    vortex flow
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    planar flow
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    symmetric bodies
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    sonic line
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