Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volumes 1-2American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1990 - Arctic regions |
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... derivatives of the potential functions on the contours Ck are known from the structural boundary conditions ... derivatives of the incident and scattered potentials in the x- and y - directions are required . The derivatives of the ...
... derivatives of the potential functions on the contours Ck are known from the structural boundary conditions ... derivatives of the incident and scattered potentials in the x- and y - directions are required . The derivatives of the ...
Page 577
... derivatives will be consequently small up to moderately high speeds . The derivatives can be then expanded into a series form given by : ( 0 ) ( 1 ) ( 2 ) D = εD + εD + ε D + ( 3 ) where D indicates all derivatives around the vessel and ...
... derivatives will be consequently small up to moderately high speeds . The derivatives can be then expanded into a series form given by : ( 0 ) ( 1 ) ( 2 ) D = εD + εD + ε D + ( 3 ) where D indicates all derivatives around the vessel and ...
Page 89
... derivatives by a rather simple transformation , and then the probability density function of maxima and minima is ... derivative of y ( t ) g ( T ) 11 g 12 ( I T_ ) 1 2 1 second derivative of y ( t ) 1 first order impulse response func ...
... derivatives by a rather simple transformation , and then the probability density function of maxima and minima is ... derivative of y ( t ) g ( T ) 11 g 12 ( I T_ ) 1 2 1 second derivative of y ( t ) 1 first order impulse response func ...
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