Perturbation Methods + Airfoils

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First of all, thanks for reading.

I'd like to ask if some of you here can suggest a reference text concerning perturbation methods on thin airfoil? I'm using the text of Katz and Plotkin as well as Van Dyke but for now, I find it challenging to follow their discussion. I hope that finding a similar text could help.

Thanks in advance,
Ws :)
 
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