Prandtl's lifting-line method for sails

Discussion in 'Hydrodynamics and Aerodynamics' started by Remmlinger, Feb 21, 2023.

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  2. Jack Cecil
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    Jack Cecil New Member

    Hello Remmlinger,

    I am currently doing a university design project that would benefit greatly from your work here, It is just a write up of a proposed solution problem for real-time sail analysis. I am just wandering if i could send you an email asking a couple of questions about the LL model and the algorithm ? again this is just a proposed solution your algorithm won't actually be used.

    Best wishes
    Jack Cecil
     
    Jack Cecil, Apr 12, 2023
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