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THEORY OF IMPACT ON THIN TARGETS AND SHIELDS AND CORRELATION WITH EXPERIMENT

Published:1970 Issue: Volume: Page:105-156
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Container-title:High-Velocity Impact Phenomena
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Author:

GEHRING JOHN W.

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Elsevier

Reference17 articles.

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