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Numerical study of wave interaction generated by two ships moving parallelly in shallow water
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    Numerical study of wave interaction generated by two ships moving parallelly in shallow water (English)
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    4 November 2001
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    wave equation model
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    moving surface pressure
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    Galerkin finite element method
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    nonlinear second-order wave equation
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    free surface elevations
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    non-reflection condition
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