What is the name of the lift differential between the advancing and retreating main rotor blades?

Dissymmetry of lift refers to the difference in lift produced by the advancing and retreating main rotor blades of a helicopter. As the rotor blades rotate, they move through different airspeeds; the advancing blade moves into the relative wind, which increases airspeed and consequently increases lift, while the retreating blade moves away, decreasing the airspeed and lift. This phenomenon is crucial in helicopter flight dynamics as it influences the control and stability of the aircraft, particularly during maneuvers such as turns. Recognizing and managing dissymmetry of lift is essential for pilots to ensure safe and effective operation of the helicopter.