What Are the Best Textbooks for Learning About Supersonic Flight Engineering?

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Recommended textbooks for learning about supersonic flight engineering include "Fundamentals of Gas Dynamics" by Robert D. Zucker and Oscar Biblarz, which covers essential principles of gas dynamics relevant to supersonic flight. "Introduction to Flight" by John D. Anderson is also suggested for its comprehensive overview of flight mechanics, including supersonic topics. For more specialized insights, "Supersonic Aerodynamics" by A. A. Miele is noted for its focus on aerodynamic challenges in supersonic flight. Additionally, resources on aviation noise and environmental impact are important for understanding sound interaction issues. Engaging with these texts will provide a solid foundation in supersonic flight engineering.
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Hi,new member here.
I'm interested in various aspects of supersonic flight,and transitional flight from subsonic to supersonic,plane and jet design engineering problems,and problems dealing with aviation sound interaction with enviroment.
What textbooks and readings you can recommend me?
I have background in calculus,took courses in thermodynamics and I'm familiar with mechanics of subsonic flight.

Thank you for advice.
 
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