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Damping in Yaw and Static Directional Stability of a Canard Airplane Model and of Several Models Having Fuselages of Relatively Flat Cross Section

Joseph L. Johnson

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Key concepts: Fuselage, Airplane, Longitudinal static stability, Cross section (physics), Wing, Stability (learning theory), Concentric, Structural engineering

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