Numerical lifting-surface theory - Problems and progress.
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(8)- Evaluation of lifting-surface programs for computing the pressure distribution on planar wings in steady motion
- A method of adjoints for solving some ill-posed equations of the first kind
- An isogeometric boundary element method for 3D lifting flows using T-splines
- On the remarkable accuracy of the vortex lattice method
- Aeroelastic interactions between plates and three-dimensional inviscid potential flows
- An analytical solution to the aeroelastic response of a two-dimensional elastic plate in axial potential flow
- Bifurcation behavior of steady vibrations of cantilever plates with geometrical nonlinearities interacting with three-dimensional inviscid potential flow
- Saturation of almost periodic and chaotic aeroelastic oscillations of plates under a resonant multimode force
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