Aerodynamic Force Generation is the aerodynamic phenomenon whereby forces such as lift and drag are produced on a body moving through a fluid medium, distinguished by the interaction between the body's surface and the surrounding airflow resulting from pressure and shear stress distributions.
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Basic principles of aerodynamic noise generation
D. G. Crighton · Progress in Aerospace Sciences · 1975 · 426 citations
Theory for Aerodynamic Force and Moment in Viscous Flows
J. C. Wu · AIAA Journal · 1981 · 391 citations
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