Aerodynamics

Author: Ding Bangxin
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This pioneering theoretical monograph and significant research achievement fills the gap in theoretical research within the field of aircraft piloting, laying a solid theoretical foundation for establishing the discipline of aircraft piloting and opening a new path for the development of flight science theory. The book takes the pilot-aircraft-flight environment system as its background and focuses on the integration of human and machine to systematically study aircraft piloting theory. It provides and elucidates the fundamental perspectives for establishing the discipline of aircraft piloting, summarizes the long-term practical experience in aircraft piloting, reveals the essence and laws of aircraft piloting, and explains the basic principles and their applications under different conditions. This book represents a new theoretical achievement in understanding flight, offering both historical comprehensiveness and practical relevance; it combines theoretical foresight with practical guidance. It holds significant theoretical and applied value for enriching and refining the flight science system, advancing innovative practices in aircraft piloting, and guiding pilots to improve their technical and tactical skills. It is suitable for use in aviation academies, theoretical teaching for groups, and for flight and research professionals.