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On nonlinear evolution equations of a three-dimensional capillary-gravity wave packet at the interface of two superposed fluids
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    On nonlinear evolution equations of a three-dimensional capillary-gravity wave packet at the interface of two superposed fluids (English)
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    1982
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    perturbation method
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    three dimensional capillary-gravity wave packet
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    superposed incompressible fluid layers of finite depths
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    interaction
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    balanced set of modulation equations
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    nonlinear Schrödinger equation
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    modulational instability conditions
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