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February 2011
Better still, why not create a User account for yourself. You could use the name Zapletal if you wish. It is free and enables other Users to contact you directly on your User talk page. Happy editing! Dolphin (t) 02:07, 8 February 2011 (UTC)
Drag and lift in unsteady flowHi Zapletal, from flying through turbulence you know what a rough ride unsteady flow can give. Besides the variations in the instantaneous drag and lift by the flow variations, there are also inertia forces (see added mass) due to the temporal accelerations of the flow (as seen from the frame of reference moving with the plane). Even according to potential flow theory (without circulation), there are forces in unsteady flow (d'Alembert's paradox is for steady flow). What to call drag & lift in the unsteady case is up to convention, but for an asymmetric airfoil both force components -- in the direction of the flow acceleration vector and perpendicular -- are present. Unsteady flow and resulting forces, including added-mass effects, is treated in e.g. Joseph Katz & Allen Plotkin (2001) Low-speed aerodynamics, ISBN 0521665523. See also Küssner effect and the references there.
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Your additions are original research. Wikipedia content must be verifiable and need to be reliably sourced. May I suggest you review the five pillars of wikipedia Cheers Jim1138 (talk) 07:00, 6 September 2012 (UTC) October 2012
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February 2013
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July 2013
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