1. Establish a solid mathematical foundation: Aeroelasticity involves many complicated mathematical formulas and theories, so first of all, make sure that your mathematical foundation is solid. This includes linear algebra, calculus, partial differential equations and so on.
2. Learn the basic concepts and principles: understand the basic concepts of aeroelasticity, such as stress, strain, elastic modulus, Poisson's ratio, normal stress, etc. At the same time, learn the basic theory of aerodynamics, such as gas statics, gas dynamics, fluid mechanics and so on.
3. Reading textbooks and reference books: Choose a aeroelastic textbook suitable for your own level and study according to the order and content of the textbook. At the same time, you can refer to some classic reference books for a deeper understanding of relevant knowledge.
4. Hands-on practice: Consolidate what you have learned by solving practical problems or conducting experiments. You can take some experimental classes or do related experiments in the laboratory.
5. Attend courses and discussions: If possible, attend some courses or seminars related to aeroelasticity, and communicate and discuss with other students and teachers in order to better understand the knowledge points.
6. Review summary: Review what you have learned regularly and make a review summary. You can deepen your understanding and memory of knowledge points by doing exercises and writing reading notes.
7. Pay attention to the latest developments: Aeroelasticity is an ever-developing field. We should pay attention to the latest research results and technical developments in order to update our knowledge system in time.
8. Patience and perseverance: It takes time and effort to learn aeroelasticity well. Be patient and persistent, and keep learning and making progress.