Rotor Interactions is a phenomenon in rotorcraft aerodynamics characterized by the aerodynamic coupling and mutual influence between multiple rotors operating in proximity, distinguished by the unsteady flow fields, wake interference, and induced velocity effects that alter the performance, loads, and control of each rotor.
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Dielectric response of a dipolar molecular rotor crystal
Robert D. Horansky, Laura Clarke, John C. Price et al. · Physical Review B · 2005 · 106 citations
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