included. Simulations are compared with previous modeling efforts, which neglected the wings’ mass and the associated inertial coupling effects on the body. Simulations show a qualitative consistency for the nonlinear model with wing effects when different aerodynamic models are chosen as inputs. Simulation results show a significant differenceinthemodelbehaviorwhenthemassofthewings,initiallysetat5.7%ofthebodymass,isincludedversus whenthemassisneglected.Asthemassofthewingsisdecreased,thesimulationresultsofthemodelwithwingeffects approachtheresultswhenthestandardaircraftmodelisused.Simulationsleadtotheconclusionthatthemasseffects of the wings are important for dynamics, stability, and control analyses.
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