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Flight. ARC R&M 3021, September 1955.
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Society 32nd Annual National V/STOL Forum, Washington, D.C., May 1976.
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Idealized Helicopter Rotor. NACA ARR L5E10, June 1945.
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9) Gessow, A.; and Crim, A.D.: A Theoretical Estimate of the Effects of Compressibility on the
Performance of a Helicopter Rotor in Various Flight Conditions. NACA TN 3798, October 1956.
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