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Examination of the Several Conditions, Form of Wing, &c.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 May 2017

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The Annual Reports of the Aeronautical Society of Great Britain (1867 - 1893) , Volume 18 , 1883 , pp. 21 - 51
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* The resistance is really less than this in consequence of the rarefaction the air experiences. But the above answers for the comparison which we are going to make further on.

* This equation was given by Kargl and Zeuner in 1874

† This construction will be explained further on.

* Of course the varying velocity of the wing's motion must also be considered when a complete solution is attempted.