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[[File:Sears-Haack.png|thumb|right|300px| A mathematically generated Sears-Haack body.]] | [[File:Sears-Haack.png|thumb|right|300px| A mathematically generated Sears-Haack body.]] | ||
Sears-Haack body is the theoretical fuselage design that produces the most efficient supersonic flight for a certain volume and diameter with the lowest possible [[wave drag]]. The area distribution is as smooth as possible and it follows a profile as shown in the picture. | Sears-Haack body is the theoretical fuselage design that produces the most efficient supersonic flight for a certain volume and diameter with the lowest possible [[wave drag]]. The area distribution is as smooth as possible and it follows a profile as shown in the picture. | ||
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== Frequently Asked Questions == | == Frequently Asked Questions == | ||
=== Does the Sears-Haack body follow Whitcomb’s area rule? === | === Does the Sears-Haack body follow Whitcomb’s area rule? === |