Diffraction of water waves by slender barriers
Linear water-wave theory is used to tackle the problem of diffraction of surface waves by a fixed slender barrier in deep water for two basic situations: (i) when the barrier is partially immersed, and (ii) when the barrier is completely submerged. Analytical expressions for the first-order corrections to the reflection and transmission coefficients are derived in terms of integrals involving the shape functions describing the two sides of the slender barrier. We use a relatively straighforward perturbation technique along with the application of Green's theorem in the fluid region.
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