Kuettner's in Chapter 2 as discoverer of mountain waves, along with Hirth,
Deutschmann, Steinig. Scorer was the first to explain (rather than
discover) the waves, with the Scorer parameter.

The dedication is a pretence, as an excuse for digging up the unwelcome
Nazi stuff in Chapter 2.

Richard

At 01:41 09 July 2014, Bill D wrote:
On Tuesday, July 8, 2014 3:57:59 PM UTC-6, jherzog wrote:
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I would also like to read an explain of why the book seems to ascribe the
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iscovery of mountain waves to R.S.Scorer Imperial College London and
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Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joachim_Kuettner

R.S Scorer's paper "Natural Aerodynamics" was published in 1958 after the
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onclusion of the Sierra Wave Project in the US led by Dr. Kuettner.