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Material property requirements for analysis and design of UHTC components in hypersonic applications
Journal of the European Ceramic Society · 2010 · Vol. 30(11) · pp. 2239–2251
Thomas H. Squire✉(Ames Research Center)Jochen Marschall(SRI International)
Advanced ceramic materials synthesisNuclear Materials and PropertiesEnergetic Materials and CombustionHypersonic speedComponent (thermodynamics)Property (philosophy)Aerospace engineeringProcess (computing)Mechanical engineeringMaterials scienceCeramicThermalSpace Shuttle thermal protection system
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- Air Force Office of Scientific Research
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