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Kovacs..............?
Not one of those then I assume.....
The boundary of the first order chiral phase transition region is studied in the mπ-mK-μB space using the one-loop optimized perturbation theory for the resummation of the perturbative series. Chiral perturbation theory for mesons and baryons is used for the T=0 parametrization of the model. The surface of second order transition points bends with increasing μB towards the physical point of the mπ-mK mass plane allowing for the existence of the critical end point in the μB-T plane at the physical point. The location and scaling region of the CEP is explored.
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She's still gassing but the fish is one, broccoli is steaming and the pasta is ready to go........
No mate!
It sound positively gynecological!!!!
Any connection with the Kovacs K-52?
The boundary of the first order chiral phase transition region is studied in the mπ-mK-μB space using the one-loop optimized perturbation theory for the resummation of the perturbative series. Chiral perturbation theory for mesons and baryons is used for the T=0 parametrization of the model. The surface of second order transition points bends with increasing μB towards the physical point of the mπ-mK mass plane allowing for the existence of the critical end point in the μB-T plane at the physical point. The location and scaling region of the CEP is explored.
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Yes, sir!!!! ... er... partly! Let me check!
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lots of cross-posting! Sorry I missed this Ken....
1. Internationally designed - american built
2. In service? If you mean, is it being used? I guess the answer is yes. That assumes the manufacturer has sold some!
3. Its quite possible that it is still being tested too!
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Time for a bit of fishing....did it/has it entered service?
2. In service? If you mean, is it being used? I guess the answer is yes. That assumes the manufacturer has sold some!
3. Its quite possible that it is still being tested too!
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Clue time?
The prime designer is extremely well known in his mother country for aircraft of many types
Don't let the "missiles" mislead you! If you look there are no rails!
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PS: back to the dinner!!
The prime designer is extremely well known in his mother country for aircraft of many types
Don't let the "missiles" mislead you! If you look there are no rails!
RR
PS: back to the dinner!!
Don't let the "missiles" mislead you! If you look there are no rails!
He now full of pink venison and claret.
As it may only be "partly" in service is it safe to assume its under test at present?
broccoli is steaming and the pasta is ready to go........
2. In service? If you mean, is it being used? I guess the answer is yes. That assumes the manufacturer has sold some!
3. Its quite possible that it is still being tested too!
3. Its quite possible that it is still being tested too!
A very entertaining thread today gentlemen, with great banter.
Goodnight.
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Just to round off the evening with a recap before I hit the sack too!!!
- lead designer is very well known in his country for many different types
- built in the americas (North American)
- piston engine
- carrying fake missiles in this image
- possibly still being tested but it is available for sale on the web (a new clue)
No more clues until the morning to be fair to those of an age that need to get to bed now (I include myself in that!). I'm sure I'll wake up and one of you boys will have got it!!!!
Night, night..... I'm off to cuddle my teddy.......
RR
- lead designer is very well known in his country for many different types
- built in the americas (North American)
- piston engine
- carrying fake missiles in this image
- possibly still being tested but it is available for sale on the web (a new clue)
No more clues until the morning to be fair to those of an age that need to get to bed now (I include myself in that!). I'm sure I'll wake up and one of you boys will have got it!!!!
Night, night..... I'm off to cuddle my teddy.......
RR
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Scratching around on this one....maybe more help needed!
- evidently a recent aircraft but is it an entirely new design or based on something else?
- would one of the international partners and/or prime designer be from Italy?
In the meantime I've exhausted the books and recent mags!
- evidently a recent aircraft but is it an entirely new design or based on something else?
- would one of the international partners and/or prime designer be from Italy?
In the meantime I've exhausted the books and recent mags!
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ah, I see you are back on Ken. Any ideas before depart?
new design - yes (VERY loosely based on something else!)
Italian partner - no
The engine is not American
new design - yes (VERY loosely based on something else!)
Italian partner - no
The engine is not American
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A Walter engine, or maybe a Russian one?
I did have an idea but you have ruled that out....!
Ironically I had found a COIN aircraft for sale when I was first looking, but it was definitely a turboprop.
I did have an idea but you have ruled that out....!
Ironically I had found a COIN aircraft for sale when I was first looking, but it was definitely a turboprop.
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I've slipped in enough clues and so I'm going to leave it with you. I'll be up at 0530 if you are!!!! Night, night....... M
(Does TC work this late? I always fear a strike!)
(Does TC work this late? I always fear a strike!)
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My closing thought for the night...which may or may not lead someone somewhere (!) is that there may be a connection with the Technoavia SP-95....there is a lot similarity with the 2 seat variant save for the tail. Fitted with a Vedeneyev engine? Same goes for the Sukhoi Su-49....?
If there is a night shift anymore. perhaps the above will help?
Night night
If there is a night shift anymore. perhaps the above will help?
Night night
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Morning!!!!!
Not a trainer as such but it is a two-seater
Yes
No connection as far as I know.
No connection
I've been reading the extensive text on this machine and I've discovered that despite the prototype flying in the US, it is/will be built in Russia
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I'm looking at trainers
Vedenyev engine?
a connection with the Technoavia SP-95
Sukhoi
I've been reading the extensive text on this machine and I've discovered that despite the prototype flying in the US, it is/will be built in Russia
RR
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Morning!!
Phew..... got there!!!!!!!!!
Here's a great text on it (a bit cheesy american but it tells you all about it)
www.bearaircraft.com
YOUR CONTROL
Phew..... got there!!!!!!!!!
Here's a great text on it (a bit cheesy american but it tells you all about it)
www.bearaircraft.com
YOUR CONTROL