Composite materials - approximate stability equatation, Other Engineering

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Most vehicles have the XZ plane as a plane of symmetry which results in D = 0 and F = 0. Further if the disturbance velociies are small then terms proportional to the square and products of these velocities can be neglected. This results in the drastically simplified form

 

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