Control Surface Coupling Effects is a phenomenon in aerospace engineering wherein the actuation of one control surface induces unintended aerodynamic responses in another control surface due to their spatial proximity and flowfield interactions, thereby affecting the overall stability and maneuverability of the aircraft.
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