Masaru Matsumoto
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This paper describes the flutter property of elastic system with multiple modes based on a conventional modal complex eigen-value analysis. The flutter is, in conclusion, almost covered by a fundamental lowest-mode combination of heaving and torsional modes even though the target mode of flutter seems to be a higher mode than the lowest one.
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This paper describes the flutter property of elastic system with multiple modes based on a conventional modal complex eigen-value analysis. The flutter is, in conclusion, almost covered by a fundamental lowest-mode combination of heaving and torsional modes even though the target mode of flutter seems to be a higher mode than the lowest one.
Key concepts: Flutter, Span (engineering), Structural engineering, Mode (computer interface), Modal, Modal analysis, Engineering, Physics