Wing Gust Response is a structural dynamics phenomenon that characterizes the transient aeromechanical behavior of a wing when subjected to atmospheric gusts, distinguished by its focus on the wing's unsteady lift, pitching moment, and elastic deformation in response to sudden changes in airflow velocity and direction.
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