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Compressible unsteady aerodynamics of finite-chord porous aerofoils
A unified linear theory is developed for the unsteady loading of finite-chord aerofoils, rigid or porous, in compressible subsonic flow. The formulation combines Possio's integral operator with a convective permeable boundary condition, allowing chordwise-varying admittance while retaining the wake
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