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... boundary . The need to calculate C ( p ) explicitly is removed by utilising the rigid mode . technique ( described by Becker [ 8 ] and Brebbia & Dominguez [ 9 ] amongst others ) . Boundary conditions Mixed boundary conditions are used ...
... boundary . The need to calculate C ( p ) explicitly is removed by utilising the rigid mode . technique ( described by Becker [ 8 ] and Brebbia & Dominguez [ 9 ] amongst others ) . Boundary conditions Mixed boundary conditions are used ...
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... boundaries . This is followed by the analysis of two linearized problems ; the free interface case with rigid lid boundary condi- tions on the upper surface , and the free interface with free surface boundary conditions on the upper ...
... boundaries . This is followed by the analysis of two linearized problems ; the free interface case with rigid lid boundary condi- tions on the upper surface , and the free interface with free surface boundary conditions on the upper ...
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... boundary value problem is solved to the second order by a perturbation method accounting for contributions from nonlinear interactions of linear components with arbitrary frequencies and directions . The second - order directional ...
... boundary value problem is solved to the second order by a perturbation method accounting for contributions from nonlinear interactions of linear components with arbitrary frequencies and directions . The second - order directional ...
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