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An approach to the study of ancient archery using mathematical modelling

The archer's bow is a machine whose purpose is to impart stored energy effectively and accurately to propel the arrow. A mathematical modelling of different bow types shows how their engineering characteristics define their performances.

B. W. Kooi | C. A. Bergman | B. Kooi | C. Bergman

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