Selected Works
- The Theory of Wind-Tunnel Wall Interference (1931)
- A new principle of sound frequency analysis (1931)
- The prevention of ice formation on gasoline tank vents (1931)
- General Potential Theory of Arbitrary Wing Sections (1932)
- Experimental Verification of the Theory of Wind-Tunnel Boundary Interference (1934)
- General theory of aerodynamic instability and the mechanism of flutter (1935)
- Characteristics of six propellers including the high-speed range (1937)
- Nonstationary flow about a wing-aileron-tab combination including aerodynamic balance (1942)
- Extension of The Chaplygin Proofs on the Existence of Compressible Flow Solutions to the Supersonic Region (1946)
- Theory of Propellers (1948)
- The Structure of Turbulence (1954)
- Theory of Static Propellers and Helicopter Rotors (1968)
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