Rapid Transient Response is a flight dynamics phenomenon characterized by the immediate and short-duration change in aircraft state variables following a sudden control input during maneuvering flight, distinguished from slower dynamic modes by its fast temporal evolution and high sensitivity to aerodynamic nonlinearities and inertia coupling.
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