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Introduction to aircraft flight mechanics
performance, static stability, and dynamic stability, classical feedback control, with state-space and rotocraft foundations
"Introduction to Aircraft Flight Mechanics, Third Edition revises and expands this acclaimed, widely adopted textbook. Outstanding for use in undergraduate aeronautical engineering curricula, it is written for those ﬁrst encountering the topic by clearly explaining the concepts and derivations of equations involved in aircraft ﬂight mechanics. It begins with a review of basic aerodynamics and propulsion and continues through aircraft performance, equations of motion, static stability, linearizing equations of motion, dynamic stability, classical feedback control, stability and control augmentation, Bode, state space, and special topics. The third edition includes extensive updates to the ﬁrst ten chapters and new chapters covering propeller theory and rotorcraft analysis. Chapter 13 provides interesting design insights on the A-10 Close Air Support aircraft. Past winner of the AIAA Summerﬁeld Book Award, this text contributes greatly to learning the fundamental principles of ﬂight mechanics that are a crucial foundation of any aeronautical engineering curricula. It contains both real-world applications and problems. Across the ﬁrst, second, and now third editions, actual ﬁeld experience from the engineering and ﬂ ying communities along with constructive feedback from several university professors has been incorporated."-- Back cover.
Thomas R. Yechout with contributions by D. Blake Stringer [and four others].
Includes bibliographical references and index.