Hypersonic and high-temperature gas dynamics

834 Pages·2006·5.736 MB·English

by  Anderson, John David

Hypersonic and High-Temperature
Gas Dynamics
Second Edition
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Hypersonic and High-Temperature
Gas Dynamics
Second Edition
John D. Anderson, Jr.
National Air and Space Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, DC
and
Professor Emeritus, Aerospace Engineering
University of Maryland
College Park, Maryland
EDUCATION SERIES
Joseph A.Schetz
Series Editor-in-chief
VirginiaPolytechnic Instituteand State University
Blacksburg,Virginia
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Hypersonicandhigh-temperaturegasdynamics / JohnD.Anderson,Jr.--2nded.
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Includesbibliographicalreferencesandindex.
ISBN-13:978-1-56347-780-5(alk.paper)
ISBN-10:1-56347-780-7(alk.paper)
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Foreword
It is a great personal pleasure for me to welcome the Second Edition of
Hypersonic and High Temperature Gas Dynamics by John D. Anderson to the
AIAA Education Series. I have known John Anderson for more years than
eitherheorIarecomfortablerecalling,andIhavealwaysfoundhimtobeextre-
melyarticulateandinsightful.TheoriginaleditionpublishedbyMcGraw-Hillin
1989 was a very well received, comprehensive, and in-depth treatment of these
important topics, and it was reprinted by AIAA in 2000. This new edition has
updated the material and expanded the coverage, and we anticipate that it will
be equally well received, especially since hypersonics is now enjoying a resur-
gence of interest. This edition has 18 chapters divided into three main parts
and morethan 800pages.
John Anderson is very well-qualified to write this book, first because of his
broad and deep expertise in the area. Second, his command of the material is
excellent, and he is able to organize and present it in a very clear manner. In
addition, John writes in a very readable style, which has made all of his books
popular with both students and working professionals. Finally, John Anderson
has long played a key role in AIAA publications activities, including books
and journal papers, as well as leadership roles, and that makes us particularly
pleased tohave thisbook under the AIAA masthead.
TheAIAAEducationSeriesaimstocoveraverybroadrangeoftopicsinthe
generalaerospacefield,includingbasictheory,applicationsanddesign.Acom-
plete list of titles can be found at http://www.aiaa.org. The philosophy of the
seriesistodeveloptextbooksthatcanbeusedinauniversitysetting,instructional
materials for continuing education and professional development courses, and
also books that can serve as the basis for independent study. Suggestions for
new topics orauthorsare always welcome.
Joseph A. Schetz
Editor-in-Chief
AIAA Education Series