Time-varying span efficiency through the wingbeat of desert locusts.
The flight performance of animals depends greatly on the efficacy with which they generate aerodynamic forces. Accordingly, maximum range, load-lifting capacity and peak accelerations during manoeuvres are all constrained by the efficiency of momentum transfer to the wake. Here, we use high-speed pa...
Main Authors: | Henningsson, P, Bomphrey, R |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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2012
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