Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 10, Part 2American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1991 - Arctic regions |
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yX 1 ух However , if Equation ( 7 ) applies , then there is an co number of solutions for the coefficients c ' . where t is a discrete storm index and & q es random errors that are independent for different t . yxi foy ! m • • • A ...
yX 1 ух However , if Equation ( 7 ) applies , then there is an co number of solutions for the coefficients c ' . where t is a discrete storm index and & q es random errors that are independent for different t . yxi foy ! m • • • A ...
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equation ( 5 ) with the equivalent linear form Ö + aleg 0 + a zeq Roll Displacement Data = d M ( t ) ( 25 ) 20 15 10 and minimising the difference between equations ( 5 ) and ( 25 ) , in a least square sense . aieq may be used in place ...
equation ( 5 ) with the equivalent linear form Ö + aleg 0 + a zeq Roll Displacement Data = d M ( t ) ( 25 ) 20 15 10 and minimising the difference between equations ( 5 ) and ( 25 ) , in a least square sense . aieq may be used in place ...
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This may be rewritten as b 4 L ( E ) V2 E V ( 49 ) E T ( ) J F ( 2 ( E - V ) do O Recognising that T ( E ) = 472 A ( E ) , where A ( E ) is defined by equation ( 13 ) , a comparison of equations ( 11 ) and ( 49 ) reveals that L ( E ) ...
This may be rewritten as b 4 L ( E ) V2 E V ( 49 ) E T ( ) J F ( 2 ( E - V ) do O Recognising that T ( E ) = 472 A ( E ) , where A ( E ) is defined by equation ( 13 ) , a comparison of equations ( 11 ) and ( 49 ) reveals that L ( E ) ...
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Contents
Occurrence of Extreme Waves With Respect to Significant Wave Height | 1 |
Spectral Modelling of Sea States With Multiple Wave Systems | 13 |
Statistical and Physical Models of Nonlinear Random Waves | 23 |
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