Wingtip Vortices
Wingtip Vortices is a fluid dynamic phenomenon characterized by the formation of concentrated trailing vortices at the tips of a finite wing, resulting from the spanwise variation in lift distribution and the subsequent roll-up of the separated shear layers into spiral structures that induce downwash and contribute to induced drag.
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Jennifer Dacles‐Mariani, Gregory Zilliac, Jim Chow et al. · AIAA Journal · 1995 · 533 citations
Adrian L. R. Thomas, Graham K. Taylor, Robert B. Srygley et al. · Journal of Experimental Biology · 2004 · 314 citations
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