Harold L. Brode — Publications

Calculation of Gas Expansion in a Rarefied Atmosphere

1971
A General Program for Radiation Hydrodynamic Flow in One Dimension.

1970
A Numerical Method for Calculating Interior Ballistics

1970
Interior Ballistics and Gun Flash and Smoke

1969
A Program for Calculating Radiation Flow and Hydrodynamic Motion

1967
Nuclear Explosions in Cavities.

1965
A Survey of the Weapons and Hazards Which May Face the People of the United States in Wartime

1965
Fireball Phenomenology

1964
A Review of Nuclear Explosion Phenomena Pertinent to Protective Construction

1964
Yield of the Hiroshima bomb derived from pressure record

1964
Calculations of the Blast and Close-In Elastic Response of the Cavity Explosions in the Cowboy Program.

1963
Thermal Radiation from Nuclear Explosions

1963
Dynamic Properties of Matter Under High Stress-Thermodynamic Descriptions

1962
Cavity explosion calculations for the Cowboy program.

1960
Cratering from a megaton surface burst

1960
Underground Phenomenology: Summary and Conclusions

1959
Reflection Factors for Normally Reflected Shocks in Air

1958
A Calculation of the Blast Wave From a Spherical Charge of TNT

1957
Space Plots of Pressure, Density, and Particle Velocity for the Blast Wave from a Point Source in Air

1957
Theoretical solutions of spherical shock-tube blasts.

1957
The Blast Wave in Air Resulting From a High Temperature, High Pressure Sphere of Air (U)

1956
Point Source Explosion in Air

1956
The Blast From a Sphere of High-Pressure Gas.

1955
The influence of a variable atmosphere on the blast from a high burst.

1954
Numberical Solutions of Spherical Blast Waves

1954

U.S. research divisions

International research divisions

Harold L. Brode — Publications

Calculation of Gas Expansion in a Rarefied Atmosphere

A General Program for Radiation Hydrodynamic Flow in One Dimension.

A Numerical Method for Calculating Interior Ballistics

Interior Ballistics and Gun Flash and Smoke

A Program for Calculating Radiation Flow and Hydrodynamic Motion

Nuclear Explosions in Cavities.

A Survey of the Weapons and Hazards Which May Face the People of the United States in Wartime

Fireball Phenomenology

A Review of Nuclear Explosion Phenomena Pertinent to Protective Construction

Yield of the Hiroshima bomb derived from pressure record

Calculations of the Blast and Close-In Elastic Response of the Cavity Explosions in the Cowboy Program.

Thermal Radiation from Nuclear Explosions

Dynamic Properties of Matter Under High Stress-Thermodynamic Descriptions

Cavity explosion calculations for the Cowboy program.

Cratering from a megaton surface burst

Underground Phenomenology: Summary and Conclusions

Reflection Factors for Normally Reflected Shocks in Air

A Calculation of the Blast Wave From a Spherical Charge of TNT

Space Plots of Pressure, Density, and Particle Velocity for the Blast Wave from a Point Source in Air

Theoretical solutions of spherical shock-tube blasts.

The Blast Wave in Air Resulting From a High Temperature, High Pressure Sphere of Air (U)

Point Source Explosion in Air

The Blast From a Sphere of High-Pressure Gas.

The influence of a variable atmosphere on the blast from a high burst.

Numberical Solutions of Spherical Blast Waves