Page:Aerial Flight - Volume 2 - Aerodonetics - Frederick Lanchester - 1908.djvu/17

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Contents.

Chapter I.

Free Flight, General Principles and Phenomena.

  • § 1. Introductory.
  • 2. Introductory Remarks—continued.
  • 3. The Ballasted Aeroplane. A Simple Case.
  • 4. The Ballasted Aeroplane. Longitudinal Stability.
  • 5. The Ballasted Aeroplane. Lateral Stability.
  • 6. Ballasted Aeroplane. Directional Stability.
  • 7. Ballasted Aeroplane. Interaction of Motions in and about the Co-ordinate Axes.
  • 8. Other Forms of Aerodone.
  • 9. Some Successful Gliding and Flying Models.
  • 10. Author's Experiments, 1894.
  • 11 . Author's Experiments — continued. The Aerodone.
  • 12. The Author's Experiments— continued. The Catapult.
  • 13. Site and Date of Experiments.
  • 14. The Author's Experiments. Records.
  • 15. The Author's Experiments. Discussion.
  • 16. Author's Experiments. Remarks and Summary.
  • 17. Author's Experiments. Remarks and Summary—continued.

The Phugoid Theory.—The Equations of the Flight Path.

  • §18. Introductory.
  • 19. Initial Hypothesis.
  • 20. The Phugoid Equation.
  • 21. Substitution for the Constant ».
  • 22. Radius of Curvature.
  • 23. Some Special Cases of the Phugoid Curve.

The Phugoid Theory.—The Flight Path Plotted.

  • § 24. Preliminary Considerations.
  • 25. Plotting the Curves. The Trommel.