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14 reviews
William F. Milliken, Douglas L. Milliken

SAE International, 1995

Excellent Source of Vehicle Dynamic Information
Milliken lays down the fundamentals and advanced topic of vehicle dynamics as applied to racecars. The text is not for beginning or nontechnical readers in the slightest manner. Milliken points out many subtle and difficult areas to understand, which take hours of studying to fully grasp. For those seriously considering a career in this field or to the extremely interested reader, this text is ...

GURPS All-Star Jam 2004
Phil Masters, Elizabeth McCoy with Walter Milliken, Ken Hite

Steve Jackson Games, 2004

Chassis Design: Principles and Analysis [R-206]

1 review
William F. Milliken, Douglas L. Milliken, ...

Society of Automotive Engineers Inc, 2002

To go with the Race Car veh dynamics books
(I am not under 13, but trying to get round the fact that the normal review page does not seem to load on IE6) I have read this book from my University library. I intend to buy it in a few months, when i start work. It has a nice autobiography from the author, Olley. His life is interesting and he explains how he started as an engineer in the UK and was involved in projects very different ...

Equations of Motion: Adventure, Risk and Innovation

2 reviews
William F. Milliken

Bentley Publishers, 2006

Couldn't Put it Down -- An Incredible, Enjoyable and Inspiring Life Story
Bill Milliken is the father of modern vehicle handling and a god among racing engineers. In "Equations of Motion" Milliken details his exploits in aviation, auto racing and fundamental vehicle research. Growing up in 1910's Maine, Milliken 'ginned up a variety of motorized machines ... He was one of the first test pilots to fly at 40,000 feet in a pressurized B-17 ... After the war he raced ...