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... equation ( 3 ) to obtain the motion of the mass point in the global coordinate system as the following equation : · Cig F / -Cig m .C gi · a = g ( 5 ) , is the matrix for the transformation from the local where Cig to the global system ...
... equation ( 3 ) to obtain the motion of the mass point in the global coordinate system as the following equation : · Cig F / -Cig m .C gi · a = g ( 5 ) , is the matrix for the transformation from the local where Cig to the global system ...
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... equation ( 6 ) and equation ( 7 ) into equation ( 5 ) and integrating , it is found that : Pf bust S = 842 ( 9 ) According to the reference [ 6 ] , the near - bed water layer of high sediment concentration is the main factor bringing to ...
... equation ( 6 ) and equation ( 7 ) into equation ( 5 ) and integrating , it is found that : Pf bust S = 842 ( 9 ) According to the reference [ 6 ] , the near - bed water layer of high sediment concentration is the main factor bringing to ...
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... equation that contains an energy dissipation term to take account of wave breaking . Booij ( 1981 ) also derives a parabolic form of this equation including energy dissipation . The authors have used this as a boundary condition in ...
... equation that contains an energy dissipation term to take account of wave breaking . Booij ( 1981 ) also derives a parabolic form of this equation including energy dissipation . The authors have used this as a boundary condition in ...
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