This lecture covers Thin Airfoil Theory, which represents a completion of all the theoretical work we've done up to this point. It predicts the performance of airfoils with camber completely analytically, and is a powerful tool in Aerodynamics. There is some heavy math in the middle that's unavoidable, but it's surrounded with our typical physical perspective.

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