Lift Generation
Lift Generation is a fundamental aerodynamic phenomenon in which a perpendicular force is produced relative to the oncoming airflow as a result of pressure differentials and flow deflection around a lifting surface, primarily due to the asymmetry in velocity distribution induced by airfoil geometry and angle of attack.
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Hydrodynamic design of the humpback whale flipper
F. E. Fish, Juliann M. Battle · Journal of Morphology · 1995 · 603 citations
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