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Estimating temperature and gas concentrations in propellant flames using metamodeling and global optimization
We propose a methodology combining polynomial metamodeling and global optimization for estimating temperature and gas concentrations in propellant flames from moderate-resolution spectroradiometer measurements. We retrieve seven parameters: temperature, soot absorbance, concentrations of CO2 , H2O,
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