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Predictions of vortex-lift characteristics by a leading-edge suctionanalogy

Edward C Polhamus

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Leading edge suction analogy for predicting low speed lift and drag-due-to-lift characteristics of sharp edge delta and related wing planforms

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Leading edge suction analogy for predicting low speed lift and drag-due-to-lift characteristics of sharp edge delta and related wing planforms

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Leading edge suction analogy for predicting low speed lift and drag-due-to-lift characteristics of sharp edge delta and related wing planforms

Key concepts: Vortex lift, Vortex, Aerospace engineering, Lift (data mining), Lift coefficient, Mechanics, Computational fluid dynamics, Angle of attack

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