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Physics-constrained identification of near-flutter aeroelastic damping from finite records
Near flutter, modal frequency can be well resolved from accumulated phase while the sign of a small modal growth rate remains uncertain because the response envelope changes only weakly over a finite record. This work tests whether a validated physical relation between frequency and damping can expl
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