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Human‐Powered Aircraft Wing Design: A Case Study in Aerodynamic Shape Optimization

András Sóbester, Alexander I. J. Forrester

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An account of the wing design process of the Southampton University Human Powered Aircraft (SUHPA) serves in this chapter as a demonstration of some of the design optimization/geometry modelling techniques described elsewhere in the book. Detailed numbers and code are provided.

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An account of the wing design process of the Southampton University Human Powered Aircraft (SUHPA) serves in this chapter as a demonstration of some of the design optimization/geometry modelling techniques described elsewhere in the book. Detailed numbers and code are provided.

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An account of the wing design process of the Southampton University Human Powered Aircraft (SUHPA) serves in this chapter as a demonstration of some of the design optimization/geometry modelling techniques described elsewhere in the book. Detailed numbers and code are provided.

Key concepts: Wing, Aerodynamics, Aerospace engineering, Engineering, Process (computing), Design process, Shape optimization, Code (set theory)

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