Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... scattering of Stokes waves over periodic undulations , or the Bragg scattering problem . The numerical results are compared with existing numerical predictions and experimental data . It is found here that Level 3 IGN equation can describe ...
... scattering of Stokes waves over periodic undulations , or the Bragg scattering problem . The numerical results are compared with existing numerical predictions and experimental data . It is found here that Level 3 IGN equation can describe ...
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... Bragg scattering problem . The phenomenon of Bragg scattering occurs when undulation of free surface and sea bottom meets resonant conditions [ 22-27 ] . Three kinds of Bragg scattering problem are considered in this paper , following ...
... Bragg scattering problem . The phenomenon of Bragg scattering occurs when undulation of free surface and sea bottom meets resonant conditions [ 22-27 ] . Three kinds of Bragg scattering problem are considered in this paper , following ...
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... Bragg scattering can be found around 2k / kpl = 2/3 and 1. Condition for Class II Bragg scattering gives 2k / kb = 1/3 . CMSE model agrees with the exact linear model better than the MMSE model at around Class I Bragg scattering ...
... Bragg scattering can be found around 2k / kpl = 2/3 and 1. Condition for Class II Bragg scattering gives 2k / kb = 1/3 . CMSE model agrees with the exact linear model better than the MMSE model at around Class I Bragg scattering ...
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