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Evaluating Propeller-Wing Interactional Noise Predictions from a Medium-Fidelity Approach
Propeller-wing interactions are a complex noise phenomenon and the noise prediction of these interactions is extremely relevant for the design and production of novel VTOL aircraft. This research provides a better understanding of these interactions from a medium-fidelity approach. The medium-fideli
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