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Analysis of a mathematical model for the heave motion of a micro aerial vehicle with flexible wings having non-local damping effects
In this work we analyze a one dimensional model for a flexible wing micro aerial vehicle which can undergo heaving motion. The vehicle is modeled with a non-local type of internal damping known as spatial hysteresis as well as viscous external damping. We present a rigorous theoretical analysis of t
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