Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... velocity potential can be given by the real part of ( Mei , 1989 ) , Typical element 5 = 5 igA ΦΙ · Z ( z ) ei ( kr – w ) , ( 8 ) S ( -1 ) O ( xo , yo ) 5 = 50 S = 50 S = 51 and the relationship of total velocity potential , scattered ...
... velocity potential can be given by the real part of ( Mei , 1989 ) , Typical element 5 = 5 igA ΦΙ · Z ( z ) ei ( kr – w ) , ( 8 ) S ( -1 ) O ( xo , yo ) 5 = 50 S = 50 S = 51 and the relationship of total velocity potential , scattered ...
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... velocity potential . The velocity potential is obtained in the wave sub - model using the various breaking models being examined . The results show a number of possible breaking models for set - up and set - down calculation and also ...
... velocity potential . The velocity potential is obtained in the wave sub - model using the various breaking models being examined . The results show a number of possible breaking models for set - up and set - down calculation and also ...
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... velocity - potential based mild - slope equations . In this paper , the two IGN and CMSE models are applied to the Bragg scattering problem . The phenomenon of Bragg scattering occurs when undulation of free surface and sea bottom meets ...
... velocity - potential based mild - slope equations . In this paper , the two IGN and CMSE models are applied to the Bragg scattering problem . The phenomenon of Bragg scattering occurs when undulation of free surface and sea bottom meets ...
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