Static airfoil polars for the actuator line model (ALM).
Ported from Incompact3d's airfoils.f90 (itself taken from CACTUS). An
airfoil holds one table of lift, drag and quarter-chord moment against
angle of attack for each tabulated Reynolds number. The coefficients at a
given (Re, alpha) are found by linear interpolation in alpha within the
two bracketing Reynolds-number tables, then linearly in Re. Outside the
tabulated Re range the nearest table is used.
File format (.air): a title line containing ':', then the lines
Thickness to Chord Ratio: <t/c>, Zero Lift AOA (deg): <alpha_0> and
Reverse Camber Direction: <0|1>, followed by one block per Reynolds
number: Reynolds Number: <Re>, a column-header line, and rows of
AOA[deg] CL CD CM25 terminated by a blank line or the end of file. Every
table must span -180 to 180 degrees.
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