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Spatial resolution and downwash velocity corrections for multiple-hole pressure probes in complex flows

This work was sponsored by the US Army Office of Aviation Research and Development, NASA-Defense Purchase Request No. C-80019-F. Dr. K. Civinskas was the program monitor.

Phil Ligrani | B. A. Singer | L. R. Baun

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