The computation of robust utter speeds presents a signi cant advancement over traditional types of utter analysis. In particular, -method analysis is able to generate robust utter speeds that represent worst-case ight conditions with respect to potential modeling errors. Robust utter speeds may be computed using a model for-mulation that has been previously presented; however, that formulation has limitations in its ability to generate a match-point solution. A model formulation is introduced for which -method analysis is guaranteed to compute a match-point solution. The match-point solution is immediately realized by analyzing a single model so the com-putation time is reduced from the previous approach that required iterations. Also...
A new time-domain approach for computing flutter speed is presented. Based on the time-history resul...
The increased airframe flexibility of the new generation of commercial aircrafts, and the unreliabil...
Flutter-critical velocity is usually estimated from deterministic analyses by assuming that physical...
AbstractThis paper presents a method for robust flutter computation which uses flight altitude as th...
For robust analysis of the flutter stability, it is necessary to consider the uncertainties of the s...
The goal of this program was to combine modern control concepts with new identification techniques t...
The common practice in industry is to perform flutter analyses considering the generalized stiffness...
In this work, a successive robust flutter prediction technique is developed by coupling nominal anal...
Computational aeroelasticity is vital to modern aircraft design, as common objectives and aeroelasti...
This article presents a new paradigm for robust flutter modeling and analysis of high-order uncertai...
Applying perturbation to dynamic pressure in the nominal aeroleastic equation of motion, a Mu-Omega ...
International audienceThe traditional approach for the design of aeroelastically scaled models assum...
The traditional approach for the design of aeroelastically scaled models assumes that either there e...
The traditional approach for the design of aeroelastically scaled models assumes that either there e...
The traditional approach for the design of aeroelastically scaled models assumes that either there e...
A new time-domain approach for computing flutter speed is presented. Based on the time-history resul...
The increased airframe flexibility of the new generation of commercial aircrafts, and the unreliabil...
Flutter-critical velocity is usually estimated from deterministic analyses by assuming that physical...
AbstractThis paper presents a method for robust flutter computation which uses flight altitude as th...
For robust analysis of the flutter stability, it is necessary to consider the uncertainties of the s...
The goal of this program was to combine modern control concepts with new identification techniques t...
The common practice in industry is to perform flutter analyses considering the generalized stiffness...
In this work, a successive robust flutter prediction technique is developed by coupling nominal anal...
Computational aeroelasticity is vital to modern aircraft design, as common objectives and aeroelasti...
This article presents a new paradigm for robust flutter modeling and analysis of high-order uncertai...
Applying perturbation to dynamic pressure in the nominal aeroleastic equation of motion, a Mu-Omega ...
International audienceThe traditional approach for the design of aeroelastically scaled models assum...
The traditional approach for the design of aeroelastically scaled models assumes that either there e...
The traditional approach for the design of aeroelastically scaled models assumes that either there e...
The traditional approach for the design of aeroelastically scaled models assumes that either there e...
A new time-domain approach for computing flutter speed is presented. Based on the time-history resul...
The increased airframe flexibility of the new generation of commercial aircrafts, and the unreliabil...
Flutter-critical velocity is usually estimated from deterministic analyses by assuming that physical...