Manoeuvring models

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  1. ghisio
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    Hi all,
    I am a student working on a thesis about the effect of moment of inertia in yaw during a tack...Can any of you give me some information or advice me where to find it? thank you in advance
     
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    General:
    - Lewis E.V. Principles of Naval Architecture. Vol. 3, SNAME, 1989.

    For sailboats:
    - Masayuma Y., Nakamura I., Tatano H., Takagi K. Dynamic Performance of Sailing Cruiser by Full - Scale Tests. // Eleventh Chesapeake Sailing Yacht Symposium. 1993. pp.161-180.
    - Ridder E.J., Vermeulen K.J, Keuning J.A. A mathematival model for tacking maneuver of a sailing yacht // The International HISWA Symposium on Yacht Design and Yacht Construction, 2004.
     
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    thank you
     
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    Csysonline.com

    The website csysonline.com seems to be out of order...could you tell me where I can find the article by Masayuma, Tatano, Takagi and whether I can find it on internet or I have to buy it?!
     
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    Try SNAME website.
     
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