AERODYNAMICS for Engineering Students

AERODYNAMICS for Engineering Students

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Solving optimisation problems involves solving the system of equations for a given initial set of conditions and terminal conditions subject to a given path constraint. The process of deriving the equations of motion, analytical solutions and the properties of optimal trajectories are available in m...

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Main Authors: Houghton, E. L. (Author), A. E. Brock (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: LONDON EDWARD ARNOLD (PUBLISHERS) LTD 1966
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Aerodynamics > Design and construction
Airplanes > Design and construction
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Summary:Solving optimisation problems involves solving the system of equations for a given initial set of conditions and terminal conditions subject to a given path constraint. The process of deriving the equations of motion, analytical solutions and the properties of optimal trajectories are available in many texts
Physical Description:viii, 440 pages illustrations 26 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index

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