REVIEW OF TRANSFER FUNCTION MEASUREMENTS IN THE NUCLEAR ROCKET PROGRAM USING NOISE TECHNIQUES
Wasserman, A. A.; Balcomb, J. D.; Bodenschatz, C. A.; Johnson, J. A.; Steiner, G. H.; Springer, T. E.; James, L. R.; +1 Authors
Wasserman, A. A.; Balcomb, J. D.; Bodenschatz, C. A.; Johnson, J. A.; Steiner, G. H.; Springer, T. E.; James, L. R.; Honka, E. K.;
REVIEW OF TRANSFER FUNCTION MEASUREMENTS IN THE NUCLEAR ROCKET PROGRAM USING NOISE TECHNIQUES
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