
doi: 10.2514/3.7120
The problem of pitching oscillating slender delta wings with detached shock waves in hypersonic flow is studied using Messiter's thin shock-layer theory. The amplitude of oscillation is assumed small and a perturbation method is employed. Closed-form simple formulas are obtained for the unsteady pressure field and for the aerodynamic derivatives of the delta wings which are valid for general frequencies. It is found that within the thin shock-layer approximation, the slender delta wings with detached shock waves pitching in hypersonic stream are always stable dynamically. An accurate perturbation solution to Meissiter's functional-differential equation, which is required in calculating the steady and unsteady flowfields, is also obtained.
Hypersonic flows
Hypersonic flows
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