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Base pressures in supersonic flow

G. E. Gadd; D. W. Holder; J. D. Regan (1956)
Boundary layer separation in two-dimensional supersonic flow

G. E. Gadd; D. W. Holder (1956)
The effects of convex surface curvature on boundary layer separation in supersonic flow

G. E. Gadd (1956)
Factors affecting the performance of the nozzle of a hypersonic shock tube

B. D. Henshall; G. E. Gadd (1956)
Flow in the laminar boundary layer near separation

B. S. Stratford; G. E. Gadd (1954)

Summary.--A simple formula is derived for the separation of the laminar boundary layer. The method of derivation and a key test suggest that it should be reasonably accurate and of general application, including particularly ...
Heat-transfer and skin-friction measurements at a mach number of 2.44 for a turbulent boundary layer on a flat surface and in regions of separated flow

G. E. Gadd; W. F. Cope; J. L. Attridge (1958)

A considerable body of data exists concerning the skin friction, the heat-transfer characteristics, and the wall temperature for zero heat transfer for turbulent boundary layers in supersonic flow in the absence of separation. ...
The interaction between a weak normal shock wave and a turbulent boundary layer

G. E. Gadd (1959)
Interactions between normal shock waves and turbulent boundary layers

G. E. Gadd (1961)

A theory, involving a simple new method for turbulent boundary layers, is presented for interactions between normal shocks and turbulent boundary layers on flat surfaces. Experiments in a pipe confirm the theory's general ...
A note on the effects of heat transfer on the separation of a laminar boundary layer

G. E. Gadd; J. L. Attridge (1961)
A note on the theory of the stanton tube

G. E. Gadd (1958)

Existing theories for the Stanton tube are critically reviewed, and the paper then outlines a simple method which predicts the calibration function at high Reynolds numbers to the right order of magnitude.
The numerical integration of the laminar compressible boundary layer equations, with special reference to the position of separation when the wall is cooled

G. E. Gadd (1957)
A review of theoretical work relevant to the problem of heat transfer effects on laminar separation

G. E. Gadd (1957)
Some calculations by the Crocco-Lees and other methods of interactions between shock waves and laminar boundary layers, including effects of heat transfer and suction

K. N. C. Bray; G. E. Gadd; M. Woodger (1960)
Two-dimensional separated or cavitating flow past a flat plate normal to the stream

G. E. Gadd (1963)

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