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Dynamische aeroelastische Stabilitätsprobleme

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Von allen aeroelastischen Aufgaben hat zweifellos das Flatterproblem das meiste wissenschaftlich-technische Interesse erlangt. Dies ist nicht nur allein der großen praktischen Bedeutung dieses dynamischen aeroe lastischen Stabilitätsproblems (vor allem im Flugzeugbau) zuzuschreiben, sondern auch dem mathematisch-physikalischen Anreiz, den der Problemkreis “Flattern” ausstrahlt. So hat die Theorie komplexer nicht-hermitischer Eigenwertprobleme entscheidende Impulse aus der Flatterstabilitätstheorie erhalten.

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