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An Overview of NASA'S Integrated Design and Engineering Analysis (IDEA) Environment
2011
17th AIAA International Space Planes and Hypersonic Systems and Technologies Conference
unpublished
Historically, the design of subsonic and supersonic aircraft has been divided into separate technical disciplines (such as propulsion, aerodynamics and structures) each of which performs their design and analysis in relative isolation from others. This is possible in most cases either because the amount of interdisciplinary coupling is minimal or because the interactions can be treated as linear. The design of hypersonic airbreathing vehicles, like NASA's X-43, is quite the opposite. Such
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