Naval Postgraduate School
A Summary of the Naval Postgraduate School Research Program, 1981
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This report contains 230 summaries on research projects which were
carried out under funding to the Naval Postgraduate School Research
Program. This research was carried out in the areas of Computer
Science, Mathematics, Administrative Sciences, Defense Resources
Management, Operations Resear-h, National Security Affairs,
Physics and Chemistry, Electrical Engineering, Meterology, Aeronautics,
Oceanography and Mechanical Engineering. The Table of
Contents identifies the areas of research.
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Approved for public release; distribution unlimited.
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NPS-012-81-003PRCollections
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