Abstract
In this paper we review the development of aerodynamic simulation and shape optimization techniques which had their inception in Princeton during the early eighties, when Seymour M. Bogdonoff was chairman of the department. We focus in particular on the development of simulation algorithms for unstructured meshes, represented by the Airplane Code, and on adjoint based optimization techniques. It seems a particularly opportune moment to review the Airplane Code, because we originally announced it exactly twenty years ago at the AIAA Aerospace Sciences meeting in Reno in January 1986.
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