Research on Badminton Flight Tracks Based on Aerodynamics

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Badminton is one of the popular sports in the world. Our country is located on the top of the world badminton list. In order to improve the player skills, we have made the following research. We have analyzed the design and the flight track of the badmintons in accordance with the aerodynamics and then establish a model. According to the hydromechanics, the stress the badminton takes when flying is analyzed, then the relation between resistance and the speed can be got. After the curve fitting, the curve fitting figure is shown to us. Finally, we simulate the badminton flight track by using Runge-Kutta method and then get the track figure.

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October 2013

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