© 2015, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. With the help of the Hamilton variational principle an infinite chain of compactly written quadratic equations with respect to the Stokes coefficients determining the periodic progressive finite-depth waves is constructed. An efficient algorithm of calculation of these coefficients in the form of series in terms of wave-amplitude powers is given. In analytical form, a ten-term expansion in terms of the amplitude for the wave-resistance force arising from motion under the free surface of a two-dimensional body generating the waves is constructed. The obtained expansion is compared with the Kelvin formula, which is single-term in amplitude, and with an accurate numerical solution
Includes bibliographical references"May 1968"In the classical problem of two-dimensional gravity wav...
Includes bibliographical references (page 72)The system of equations describing incompressible invis...
Includes bibliographical references"May 1968"In the classical problem of two-dimensional gravity wav...
© 2015, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. With the help of the Hamilton variational principle an infinite ch...
© 2015, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. With the help of the Hamilton variational principle an infinite ch...
© 2017 Cambridge University Press.In this work, we have obtained explicit analytical formulae expres...
© 2017 Cambridge University Press.In this work, we have obtained explicit analytical formulae expres...
© 2017 Cambridge University Press.In this work, we have obtained explicit analytical formulae expres...
This paper shows the use of consistent variational modelling to obtain and verify an accurate model ...
An analytic method is applied to study the higher order approximate solution of Stokes waves. For c...
AbstractThis paper shows the use of consistent variational modelling to obtain and verify an accurat...
ABSTRACT: An alternative Stokes theory for steady waves in water of constant depth is presented wher...
In this paper, the method developed by Chen Y.S for limiting Stokes wave of infinite water depth was...
Thesis (M.S.)--Wichita State University, Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Dept. of Ma...
Using the Hamiltonian formulation of surface waves, we approximate the kinetic energy and restrict t...
Includes bibliographical references"May 1968"In the classical problem of two-dimensional gravity wav...
Includes bibliographical references (page 72)The system of equations describing incompressible invis...
Includes bibliographical references"May 1968"In the classical problem of two-dimensional gravity wav...
© 2015, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. With the help of the Hamilton variational principle an infinite ch...
© 2015, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. With the help of the Hamilton variational principle an infinite ch...
© 2017 Cambridge University Press.In this work, we have obtained explicit analytical formulae expres...
© 2017 Cambridge University Press.In this work, we have obtained explicit analytical formulae expres...
© 2017 Cambridge University Press.In this work, we have obtained explicit analytical formulae expres...
This paper shows the use of consistent variational modelling to obtain and verify an accurate model ...
An analytic method is applied to study the higher order approximate solution of Stokes waves. For c...
AbstractThis paper shows the use of consistent variational modelling to obtain and verify an accurat...
ABSTRACT: An alternative Stokes theory for steady waves in water of constant depth is presented wher...
In this paper, the method developed by Chen Y.S for limiting Stokes wave of infinite water depth was...
Thesis (M.S.)--Wichita State University, Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Dept. of Ma...
Using the Hamiltonian formulation of surface waves, we approximate the kinetic energy and restrict t...
Includes bibliographical references"May 1968"In the classical problem of two-dimensional gravity wav...
Includes bibliographical references (page 72)The system of equations describing incompressible invis...
Includes bibliographical references"May 1968"In the classical problem of two-dimensional gravity wav...