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... fluids , with p the density of the lower fluid and p1 the density of the upper fluid ( Fig . 1 ) . The system is in a stable configuration , in that p > P1 . In such a configuration , the fluid motion is assumed to be poten- tial flow ...
... fluids , with p the density of the lower fluid and p1 the density of the upper fluid ( Fig . 1 ) . The system is in a stable configuration , in that p > P1 . In such a configuration , the fluid motion is assumed to be poten- tial flow ...
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... fluid surface penetrate the fluid . Figure 4 shows the close - up of splash - up seen by Dalrym- ple and Rogers . In the figure , the water offshore of the breaking wave was dark colored ( red ) , while the surf zone fluid is col- ored ...
... fluid surface penetrate the fluid . Figure 4 shows the close - up of splash - up seen by Dalrym- ple and Rogers . In the figure , the water offshore of the breaking wave was dark colored ( red ) , while the surf zone fluid is col- ored ...
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... fluid - structure system is assumed to be two- dimensional . A Cartesian coordinate system Oxz is defined here with the z - axis directed vertically upward and the x - axis being on the still water surface . The whole domain is divided ...
... fluid - structure system is assumed to be two- dimensional . A Cartesian coordinate system Oxz is defined here with the z - axis directed vertically upward and the x - axis being on the still water surface . The whole domain is divided ...
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