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A Guide to Input and Output for the VORSBA Computer Program

L. D. MacLaren

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Abstract : The VORSBA computer program is used to calculate the incompressible vortex flow about slender wing configurations. Three programs have been written to enable the user (especially the beginner) to run VORSBA more efficiently. These include an input preprocessor, an output file handling program and a graphical output routine. A comprehensive set of examples is also given which can be used as a basic of solution for many problems that are likely to be encountered. Keywords: Australia, Computer files, Data storage, Fortran, Yaw, Plotting routines.

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Abstract : The VORSBA computer program is used to calculate the incompressible vortex flow about slender wing configurations. Three programs have been written to enable the user (especially the beginner) to run VORSBA more efficiently. These include an input preprocessor, an output file handling program and a graphical output routine. A comprehensive set of examples is also given which can be used as a basic of solution for many problems that are likely to be encountered. Keywords: Australia, Computer files, Data storage, Fortran, Yaw, Plotting routines.

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Abstract : The VORSBA computer program is used to calculate the incompressible vortex flow about slender wing configurations. Three programs have been written to enable the user (especially the beginner) to run VORSBA more efficiently. These include an input preprocessor, an output file handling program and a graphical output routine. A comprehensive set of examples is also given which can be used as a basic of solution for many problems that are likely to be encountered. Keywords: Australia, Computer files, Data storage, Fortran, Yaw, Plotting routines.

Key concepts: Fortran, Preprocessor, Computer science, Computer program, Set (abstract data type), Data file, Programming language, Engineering drawing

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