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transonic similarity law: a standalone construct

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transonicsimilarity law1 CONSTRUCTTransonic similarity lawVON KARMAN · AERODYNAMICS

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Aerodynamics

rule that thin-airfoil flows near the speed of sound map onto each other through a combined parameter of Mach number and thickness.

In aerodynamics, transonic similarity law refers to rule that thin-airfoil flows near the speed of sound map onto each other through a combined parameter of Mach number and thickness. This meaning comes from von karman (1947) in Journal of Mathematics and Physics.[1]

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  1. von karman, T. (1947). The Similarity Law of Transonic Flow. Journal of Mathematics and Physics, 26(1-4), 182-190. https://doi.org/10.1002/sapm1947261182

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