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f-plane (f=f0​)

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An f-plane approximates the Coriolis parameter by a constant f0​ over a limited horizontal region.

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In the context of aircraft navigation and aerodynamics, the term "F-plane" refers to a specific type of reference plane used in flight dynamics and control theory. It is typically part of the formulation of aircraft equations of motion. The F-plane is aligned with the flight path of the aircraft and is used to analyze how the aircraft responds to various forces and moments during flight.
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