Discussion
The vortex lattice method differs from lifting-line theory principally in that it
Answer: C
Lifting-line theory concentrates all the bound vorticity onto a single line, which is only reasonable for a slender, unswept wing. A vortex lattice covers the planform with a grid of horseshoe vortices, so chordwise loading and sweep are represented directly. That makes it usable where lifting-line theory fails.
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