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To generate lift a supersonic airplane has to produce at least two shock waves: One over-pressure downwards wave, and one under-pressure upwards wave. Withcomb’s area rule states, we can reuse air displacement without generating additional shock waves. In this case the fuselage reuses some displacement of the wings.
Source: various sources -> my head -> vector graphics -> png
Date: 2005-09-04
Author: Arne Christian Rosenfeldt
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