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Submissions from 2014
Creep behavior in interlaminar shear of a SiC/SiC ceramic composite with a self-healing matrix, Marina B. Ruggles‐Wrenn and Matthew T. Pope
Creep behavior in interlaminar shear of a Hi-Nicalon/SiC-B4C composite at 1200°C in air and in steam, Marina B. Ruggles-Wrenn, Matthew T. Pope, and Timothy W. C. Zens
Computational fluid dynamics evaluations of unconventional film cooling scaling parameters on a simulated turbine blade leading edge, James L. Rutledge and Marc D. Polanka
End wall loss reduction of high lift low pressure turbine airfoils using profile contouring—Part II: validation, Keith Sangston, Jesse Little, M. Eric Lyall, and Rolf Sondergaard
Rethinking vehicle classification with wide-angle polarimetric SAR, Michael A. Saville, Julie Ann Jackson, and Dane F. Fuller
Machine Learning Nuclear Detonation Features, Daniel T. Schmitt and Gilbert L. Peterson
Timing Mark Detection on Nuclear Detonation Video, Daniel T. Schmitt and Gilbert L. Peterson
Partially coherent bidirectional reflectance distribution data computation for modeling periodic plasmonic structures at infrared wavelengths, Michael D. Seal and Michael A. Marciniak
Selective thermal emission from a patterned metalized plastic, Michael D. Seal, Neil R. Murphy, Jack P. Lombardi III, and Michael A. Marciniak
Navigation of Ground Vehicles Using Magnetic Field Variations, Jeremiah A. Shockley and John F. Raquet
Near-optimal geostationary transfer maneuvers with cooperative en-route inspection using hybrid optimal control, Daniel J. Showalter and Jonathan T. Black
Responsive theater maneuvers via particle swarm optimization, Daniel J. Showalter and Jonathan T. Black
Gamma-radiation-induced degradation of actively pumped single-mode ytterbium-doped optical fibers, Briana J. Singleton, James C. Petrosky, Michael C. Pochet, Nicholas G. Usechak, and Sarah A. Francis
3D sparse point reconstructions of atmospheric nuclear detonations, Robert C. Slaughter, John W. McClory, Daniel T. Schmitt, Matthew D. Sambora, and Karl C. Walli
Determining angular frequency from images of rotating objects via a generalized fast Fourier transform, Lindsay N. Smith and Matthew C. Fickus
Optimal Collision Avoidance Trajectories via Direct Orthogonal Collocation for Unmanned/Remotely Piloted Aircraft Sense and Avoid Operations, Nathan E. Smith, Richard G. Cobb, Scott J. Pierce, and Vincent M. Raska
The Laser Propagation Demonstration: a STEM-Based Outreach Project, Mark F. Spencer, Michael J. Steinbock, Milo W. Hyde IV, and Michael A. Marciniak
Piston phase compensation of tiled apertures in the presence of turbulence and thermal blooming, Mark F. Spencer, Douglas E. Thornton, Milo W. Hyde IV, and Jeremy Bos
LSPV+7, A branch-point-tolerant reconstructor for strong turbulence adaptive optics, Michael J. Steinbock, Milo W. Hyde IV, and Jason D. Schmidt
Space Separatism: Degree of Differentiation, Luke R. Stover and Alan A. Johnson
Gyromagnetic material characterization and error analysis using a partially-filled waveguide technique, Junyan Tang, Benjamin R. Crowgey, Edward J. Rothwell, B. Shanker, Leo C. Kempel, and Michael J. Havrilla
Effects of optical aberration on chromotomographic reconstruction, Ryan Tervo, Michael R. Hawks, Christopher A. Rice, and Matthew C. Fickus
Computer-aided architecting of disaggregated space systems, Robert E. Thompson, John M. Colombi, and Jonathan T. Black
Disaggregated defense Weather System Follow-on (WSF) conceptual architecture optimization, Robert E. Thompson, John M. Colombi, Jonathan T. Black, and Bradley J. Ayres
Totally-Ordered, Reliable Multicast over Cognitive Radio Networks, Matthew R. Tolson, Clark V. Dalton, Mark D. Silvius, Ethan S. Hennessey, Curtis C. Medve, Jared J. Thompson, Kenneth M. Hopkinson, and Seif Azghandi