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1£®THE CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR DISCONTINUOUS MOTION IN GASES£®
2£®THE USE OF FIN SURFACE TO STABILIZE A WEIGHT TOWED FROM AN AEROPLANE¡£
3£®PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION ROUND A CYLINDER£®
4£®PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION OVER THE WING OF AN AERO¡ª PLANE IN FLIGHT£®
5£®ON THE SHAPES OF PARACHUTES£®
6£®SCIENTIFIC METHODS IN AERONAUTICS£®
7£®THE ROTATIONAL INFLOW FACTOR IN PROPELLER THEORY£®
8£®NOTES ON MR GLAUERT¡¯S PAPER£¬AN AERODYNAMIC THEORY OF THE AIRSCREW£®
9£®THE SINGING OF WIRES IN A WIND£®
10£®NOTE ON THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE LIFT ON AN AEROFOIL IN A WIND AND THE CIRCULATION ROUND IT£®
11£®A MANOMETER FOR USE WITH SMALL PITOT TUBES£®
12£®THE ENERGY OF A B0nY MOVING IN AN INFINITE FLUID£¬WITH AN APPLICATION TO¡¢AIRSHIPS£®
13£®T¢òE FORCES ON A BODY PLACED IN A CURVED OR CON-VERGING STREAM OF FLUID£®
14£®A MECHANICAL METHOD FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS OF FLOW IN COMPRESSIBLE FLUIDS(with C£®F£®Sharman)£®
15£®THE FLOW OF AIR AT HIGH SPEEDS PAST CURVED SURFACES£®
16£®SOME CASES OF FLOW OF COMPRESSIBLE FLUIDS£®
17£®RECENT WORK ON THE FLOW OF COMPRESSIBLE FLUID S£®
18£®APPLICATIONS TO AERONAUTICS OF ACKERET¡¯S THEORY OF AEROFOILS MOVING AT SPEEDS GREATER THAN THAT OF SOUND£®
19£®THE AIR PRESSURE ON A CONE MOVING AT HIGH SPEEDS£®(with J£®W£®Maccoll)£®
20£®THE AIR PRESSURE ON A CONE MOVING AT HIGH SPEEDS£®(with J£®W£®Maccoll)£®
21£®THE DETERMINATION OF DRAG BY THE PITOT TRAVERSE METHOD£®
22£®DETERMINATION OF THE PRESSURE INSIDE A HOLLOW BODY IN WHICH THERE ARE A NUMBER OF HOLES COMMUNICATING WITH VARIABLE PRESSURES OUTSIDE£®
23£®THE PROPAGATION AND D~,CAY OF BLAST WAVES
24£®NOTES ON POSSIBLE EQUIPMENT AND TECHNIQUE FOR EXPERIMENT8 ON ICING ON AIRCRAFT
25£®GENERATION OF RIPPLES BY WIND BLOWING OVER A VISCOUS FLUID£®
26£®NOTES ON THE DYNAMICS OF SHOCK-WAVES FROM BARE EXPLOSIVE CHARGES£®
27£®PRESSURES ON SOLID BODIES NEAR AN EXPLOSION£®
28£®THE STAGNATION TEMPERATuRE IN A WAKE£®
29£®THE PROPAGATION OF BLAST WAVES OVER THE GROUND£®
30£®ANALYSIS OF THE EXPLOSION OF A LONO CYLINDRICAL BOMB DETONATED AT ONE END£®
31£®T¢òE PRESSURE AND IMPULSE OF SUBMARINE EXPLOSION WAVES ON PLATES£®
32£®THE DISPERSION OF JETS OF METALS OF Low MELTING POINT IN WATER£®
33£®THE MOTION OF A BODY IN WATER WHEN SUBJECTED TO A SUDDEN IMPULSE£®
34£®NOTE ON THE LATEAL EXPANSION BEHIND A DETONATION WAVE(WITH H£®Jones)£®
35£®THE EFFECT OF THE METHOD OF SUPPORT IN TESTS OF DAMAGE TO THIN-WALLED STRUCTURES BY UNDERWATER EXPLOSIONS fwith R£®M£®Davies)£®
36£®THE VERTICAL MOTION OF A SPHERICAL BUBBLE AND THEPRESSURE SURROUNDING IT£®
37£®THE MOTION AND SHAPE OF THE HOLLOW PRODUCED BY ANEXPLOSION IN A LIQUID (with R£®M£®Daes)£®
38£®EXPERIMENTS WITH 1/76 SCALE MODEL OF EXPLOSIONS NEAR1/2Ò»SCALE ASSET TARGET(with R£®M£®Daes)£®
39£®A FORMULATION OF MRTUCK¡¯S CONCEPTION OF MUNROEJETS£®
40£®BLAST IMPULSE AND FRAGMENT VELOCITIES FROM CASED CHARGES (with H£®Jones)£®
41£®NOTE ON THE LIMITING RANGES OF LARGE ROCKETS£®
42£®THE BURSTING OF CYLINDRICAL CASED CHARGES (with H£®Jones)£®
43£®AIR RESISTANCE OF A FLAT PLATE OF VERY POROU, MATERIAL£®
44£®THE FRAGMENTATION TUBULAR BOMBS£®
45£®THE AERODYNAMICS OF POROUS SHEETS(with R£®M£®Davies}£®
46£®PITOT PRESSURES IN MOIST AIR£®
47£®THE AIR WAVE SURROUNDING AN EXPANDING SPHERE£®
48£®THE MECHANICS OF SWIRL ATOMISERS£®
49£®THE EFFECT OF WIRE GAUZE ON SMALL DISTURBANCES IN A UNIFORM STREAM(with G£®K£®Batchelor)£®
50£®THE SHAPE AND ACCELERATION OF A DROP IN A HIGH£®SPEED AIR STREAM£®
51£®THE DYNAMICS OF THE COMBUSTION PRODUCTS BEHIND PLANE AND SPHERICAL DETONATION FRONTS IN EXPLOSIVES£®
52£®THE MECHANICS OF LARGE BUBBLES RISING THROUGH EXTENDED LIQUIDS AND THROUGH LIQUIDS IN TUBES£®
53£®THE FORMATION OF A BLAST WAVE FROM A VERY INTENSE EXPLOSION£®¢ñ£®THEORETICAL DISCUSSION£®
54£®THE FORMATION OF A BLAST WAVE BY A VERY INTENSE EXPLOSION£®¢ò£®THE ATOMIC EXPLOSION 0F 1945£®
55£®THE BOUNDARY LAYER IN THE CONVERGING NOZZLE OF A SWIRL ATOMISER£®
56£®THE IN8TABILITY OF LIQUID SURFACES WHEN ACCELERATE IN A