Titlebook: Waves and Nonlinear Processes in Hydrodynamics; John Grue,Bj?rn Gjevik,Jan Erik Weber Book 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996 Ocean.Scal

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Refraction of Solitons and Wave Jumpsharacteristics without substantial disintegration or loss of identity. A standard example is refraction of linear sinusoidal surface waves due to changes in bathymetry or current. Also a few classes of nonlinear waves display similar behaviour; like Stokes waves (Peregrine 1983), shocks (Whitham 197

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Effect of Film Elasticity on Drift Currents Induced by Growing Wavesys an important role for determining the damping characteristics (Dorrestein 1951). Furthermore, film elasticity affects the wind’s ability to generate such waves (Gottifredi and Jameson 1968; Creamer and Wright 1992). The film elasticity has also a profound influence on the nonlinear development of

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Surface Tension Gradient-Driven Wave Motion in Shallow Liquid Layersr above were subject of numerous investigations. The experiments performed first in rectangular geometries showed the existence of different kinds of motions, including counterpropagating waves,’blinking’ waves, etc. The situation was clarified when experiments were performed in narrow rectagular ce

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A Brief Historical Account of Hydrodynamic Research at the University of Osloparticularly strong position in Norway. But the study of motions in the atmosphere and the oceans lead directly to a number of hydrodynamical problems; and in fact, up to about 1960, most research in the field of theoretical hydrodynamics in Oslo was done by meteorologists and oceanographers.

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