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A Time Parallel Approach to Computational Analysis of Rotors in Trimmed Flight

Benjamin S. Silbaugh, Continuum Dynamics Inc.; James D. Baeder, University of Maryland

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A Time Parallel Approach to Computational Analysis of Rotors in Trimmed Flight

Authors / Details: Benjamin S. Silbaugh, Continuum Dynamics Inc.; James D. Baeder, University of Maryland

Abstract
A new method is proposed for computing periodic solutions to asymptotically stable dynamical systems, along with a strategy for adapting the proposed method to the helicopter trim problem. The method may be characterised as a Periodic Multiple Shooting method. The utility of the proposed method is that it enables parallel computation along a temporal direction. The method may be succesfully applied to small systems of equations. However, unlike traditional multiple shooting methods, the proposed method does not strictly require solving a (large) system of algebraic equa- tions. Thus, the proposed method has potential to be scaled to larger systems (e.g. CFD/CSD models). The proposed method is formally shown to be locally convergent. Numerical tests using model problems demonstrate the success of the method.

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