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Items where Year is 1964

Number of items: 11.

Studies on Meria laricis. Vuill. - needle cast disease of larch - P. Biggs

Type: Thesis | 1964

Wall pressure fluctuations in the laminar turbulent transition region of a boundary layer - D.R. Blackman

Type: Thesis | 1964 | Item availability restricted.

A classical study of three body electron ion recombination - Brian Makin

Type: Thesis | 1964 | Item availability restricted.

Hypersonic laminar flow over cavities and steps - G.E. Merritt

Type: Thesis | 1964 | Item availability restricted.

The influence of the boundary layer on shock tube running times - P.J. Musgrove

Type: Thesis | 1964 | Item availability restricted.

Combined rock and thin section modal analysis - R.W. Nesbitt

Type: Article | 1964 | Item not available on this server.

Layered Intrusions of the Giles Complex, Central Australia - R.W. Nesbitt and A.W. Kleeman

Type: Article | 1964 | Item not available on this server.

Stability and noise of electron beams - John E. Ryley

Type: Thesis | 1964

A procedure for the approximate calculation of transverse curvature effects in laminar boundary layers - E.J. Simbo

Type: Thesis | 1964 | Item availability restricted.

The response of a resonant target to an acoustic impulse - M. L. Somers

Type: Monograph | 1964 | National Institute of Oceanography

Instrumentation for the measurements and experiments on the nature of the pressure fluctuations beneath a turbulent boundary layer in water flow - J.L. Willis

Type: Thesis | 1964 | Item availability restricted.

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