Naval Postgraduate School
Dynamical stability and maneuverability of dynamically unstable ship
dynamicalstabili00park.pdf (5.772Mb)Abstract
The factors affecting the stability and the maneuverability
of a dynamically unstable ship were studied using
the linear and non-linear equations of the motion of the
ship. The DSL/360 Language was used to simulate the dynamics
and to study both unstable motions and standard
maneuvers.
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