A time domain approach is used to determine the aeroelastic stability of a cascade of blades. The structural model for each blade is a typical section with two degrees of freedom. The aerodynamic model is unsteady, two-dimensional, full-potential flow through the cascade of airfoils. The unsteady equations of motion for the structure and the fluid are integrated simultaneously in time starting with a steady flowfield and a small initial disturbance applied to the airfoils. Each blade is allowed to move independently, and the motion of all blades is analyzed to determine the aeroelastic stability of the cascade
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