Deep water gravity waves : on the simpler aspects of nonlinear fluctuating (weak interaction theory)
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| Edition sous un autre format: | • Deep water gravity waves, on the simpler aspects of nonlinear fluctuating, weak interaction theory, Bruce J. West, Berlin, Springer-Verkag, 1981, 1 volume (vi-341 pages), Lecture notes in physics, 3-540-10852-1 • On the Simpler Aspect of Nonlinear Fluctuating Deep Water Gravity Waves, Texte imprimé, 9783662193396 |
Indholdsfortegnelse:
- to water waves
- More comments on mathematical techniques
- The Hamiltonian for an isolated gravity wave field
- Deep water eigenmodes
- Resonant interactions and dynamics equations
- Resonance among gravity waves
- Resonant instabilities and the nonlinear Schröndinger equation
- Unstable finite amplitude waves and envelope functions
- Stability vs. instability
- Kolmogorov's average Hamiltonian technique
- Modification of the Hamiltonian to couple with the wind
- Langrangian formulation
- Linear stochastic differential equation (Langevin model)
- Steady-state gravity-capillary spectrum
- Steady-state linear wave field
- Linear stochastic differential equation (cumulant expansions)
- Gravity wave instability
- Stochastic nonlinear gravity waves
- Steady-state nonlinear wave field
- Phase space equation of evolution
- Entropy and the Fokker-Planck approximation
- State of minimum entropy production
- Entropy generation in the approach to the steady-state
- Closure of the moment transport equations
- Non-homogenous transport equation
- Example calculations
- Areas for further study.

