Titlebook: A Modern Course in Aeroelasticity; Edward F. Crawley,Howard C. Curtiss,Fernando Sisto Book 1995Latest edition Springer Science+Business Me

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https://doi.org/10.1385/1592590470transonic flow regime. This flow regime is often the most critical for aeroelastic phenomena yet it has proven the most difficult to master in terms of basic understanding of physical phenomena and the development of predictive mathematical models. The difficulty is primarily a result of the nonline

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73175-4important aspects of the subject is the conduct of physical experiments. Experiments are useful for many purposes, e.g. to assess the accuracy and validity of theoretical models, to study phenomena beyond the current reach of theory, and/or to verify the safety and integrity of aeroelastic systems t

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D. W. Gietzen,Q. R. Rogers,P. M. B. Leungf the system by the introduction of deliberate control forces. Aeroelastic control is in fact an intersection of aeroelasticity and of controlled structures technology (Figure 12.1). Aeroelasticity examines the interaction of aerodynamics, structures and dynamics, while controlled structures technol

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978-0-7923-2789-9Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995