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Model for Wind Fields
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D[STRH3UTION:
Edward Lessard
Bldq 535A
Bro&haven
National
Upton, NY 11973
In ternab
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J. B. Knox
M. H. D-ickerson
P. H. Gudiksen
Laboratory
made at hearings
ever
Fall Velocities
of the Joint Committee
of
on Atomic
Harper and Brothers,
New