Example Horseshoe Vortices to check your matlab code
Example 1: Horseshoe Vortex looping over itself
The first case you can try is A = [2 0 0], B = [4 0 0], d = [1 0 0], P =
[3 1 0], Gamma = 1.0
This horseshoe vortex has no thickness. The sum of all the effect is zero
for ANY point P, though you may get a wrong answer if you try to compute
for a point on the X axis.
The answer should always be: [0 0 0]
Example 2: symmetrically laid out vortex
A = [ 2 0 0 ], B = [ 4 0 0 ], d = [0 1 0], P = [ 3 2 0 ], Gamma =2
The answer should be: [0 0 0.6742 ]
Example 3: Data from handout
A = [ 0 1.0 0.5 ], B = [0.2 1.1 0.5 ], P = [0.1 1.3 0.5 ], d = [0.0 1.0 0.0]
Gamma = 12.0
The answer comes out to: [ 0 0 39.7188 ]