Theoretical Naval Architecture

Theoretical Naval Architecture is a comprehensive guide to the calculations involved in naval design. Written by Samuel James Pope Thearle, this classic reference work covers everything from the calculation of displacement and stability to the design of the various components of a ship. It is an essential resource for naval architects and marine engineers, as well as anyone interested in the history and science of ship design.
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