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An eigenvalue problem for a system of finite difference equations approximating a linear water wave equation (English)
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28 June 1992
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We give analytical representations of solutions of an eigenvalue problem for a system of finite difference equations approximating a linear water wave equation in a rectangular region. The eigenvalue problem is derived using the finite element method with the linear basis functions associated with the Friedrichs-Keller type triangulation, and with the generalized mass matrix \(\theta M+(1-\theta)\overline M\) on the water surface at rest, where \(M\), and \(\overline M\), are the consistent mass matrix, and the lumped mass matrix, respectively.
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analytical representations
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rectangular region
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finite element method
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Friedrichs-Keller type triangulation
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generalized mass matrix
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