Flutter suppression of plates subjected to supersonic flow using passive constrained viscoelastic layers and Golla–Hughes–McTavish method

The present study involves the application of surface viscoelastic damping treatments to remedy panel flutter problems in existing aircraft components in which active control strategies cannot be easily performed. The rationale for such study is the fact that as the viscoelastic materials are often used to solve a variety of resonant noise and vibration problems in aerospace industry, it becomes important to quantify the increase of aeroelastic...