i've done the 2-d panel method taking help from the buk applied computational aerodynamics by Mason.!! but needs a better explanation on 3-d.( ssry...i'm new to this , almost.

thanks for the help.!!
"Low Speed Aerodynamics" by Katz and Plotkin is a great book for 3-d panel codes. I read it and the methods work, but there area few errors so be careful!effuno wrote:i'm wish to code (in C) the 3-D panel method and inverse panel method..! but havnt yet found theretical explanation on how the eqns are formulated etc.!! cud someone help me to any ??
i've done the 2-d panel method taking help from the buk apploed computational aerodynamics by Mason.!! but needs a better explanation on 3-d.( ssry...i'm new to this , almost.)
thanks for the help.!!
... has a strong racing pedigree and has become the dominant panel method aerodynamic software in Formula One (often complemented by Navier-Stokes solvers). Every wing profile fitted to the cars of a leading F1 Championship contender since 1992 has been designed using NEWPAN (netting several world championships).