Pugsley, 1937 - Google Patents
Control surface and wing stability problemsPugsley, 1937
- Document ID
- 16561323056128842097
- Author
- Pugsley A
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- The Aeronautical Journal
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This paper seeks to draw from current research work on flutter and related problems results of general design significance; and, avoiding mathematics, endeavours to set these results out in relation to past and present problems. A preliminary section of the paper indicates the …
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