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Flight dynamics

partial derivatives of aerodynamic forces and moments with respect to motion variables, linearizing aircraft equations of motion for stability analysis.

In flight dynamics, stability derivatives refers to partial derivatives of aerodynamic forces and moments with respect to motion variables, linearizing aircraft equations of motion for stability analysis. This meaning comes from Bryan (1911) in Stability in aviation.[1]

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  1. Bryan, G. H. (1911). Stability in aviation. Macmillan. Open Library record

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