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    This paper presents a nonlinear control method, which achieves simultaneous fluid flow velocity control and limit cycle oscillation (LCO) suppression in a flexible airfoil. The proposed control design is based on a dynamic model that incorporates the fluid structure interactions (FSI) in the airfoil. The FSI describe how the flow field velocity at the surface of a flexible structure gives rise to fluid forces acting on the structure. In the proposed control method, the LCO are controlled via control of the flow field velocity near the surface of the airfoil using surface-embedded synthetic jet actuators. Specifically, the flow field velocity profile is driven to a desired time-varying profile, which results in a LCO-stabilizing fluid forcing function acting on the airfoil. A Lyapunov-based stability analysis is used to prove that the active flow control system asymptotically converges to the LCO-stabilizing forcing function that suppresses the LCO. Numerical simulation results are provided to demonstrate the performance of the proposed active flow-and-LCO suppression method. 
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