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Long waves on a beach
Journal of Fluid Mechanics · 1967 · Vol. 27(4) · pp. 815–827
D. H. Peregrine✉(University of Bristol)
Abstract
Equations of motion are derived for long waves in water of varying depth. The equations are for small amplitude waves, but do include non-linear terms. They correspond to the Boussinesq equations for water of constant depth. Solutions have been calculated numerically for a solitary wave on a beach of uniform slope. These solutions include a reflected wave, which is also derived analytically by using the linearized long-wave equations.
Coastal and Marine DynamicsOcean Waves and Remote SensingTropical and Extratropical Cyclones ResearchBoussinesq approximation (buoyancy)Constant (computer programming)Kondratiev waveAmplitudePhysicsMechanicsShallow water equationsLongitudinal waveEquations of motionWave propagation
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