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Interfacial waves and hydraulic falls: Some applications to atmospheric flows in the lee of mountains
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    Interfacial waves and hydraulic falls: Some applications to atmospheric flows in the lee of mountains (English)
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    30 October 1995
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    boundary integral formulation
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    Newton's method
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    linearized theory
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    limiting waves
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    forced Korteweg-de Vries theory
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    multiplicity of solutions
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    full nonlinear theory
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