On the incipient breaking of small scale waves
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- Shallow waves in density stratified shear currents
- Observations on waveforms of capillary and gravity-capillary waves
- Frequency downshift in narrowbanded surface waves under the influence of wind
- On the wind-induced growth of slow water waves of finite steepness
- An experimental investigation of incipient spilling breakers
- A laboratory observation of the surface temperature and velocity distributions on a wavy and windy air–water interface
- Incipient breaking of unsteady waves on sheared currents
- Simultaneous particle image velocimetry and infrared imagery of microscale breaking waves
- Direct-simulation-based study of turbulent flow over various waving boundaries
- Numerical study of the effects of the breaking intensity on wave breaking flows
- Calculations of laminar viscous flow over a moving wavy surface
- Nonlinear interactions of gravity-capillary waves: Lagrangian theory and effects on the spectrum
- The dispersion of short wavelets in the presence of a dominant long wave
- Statistical properties of water waves. Part 1. Steady-state distribution of wind-driven gravity-capillary waves
- Wave breaking in the presence of wind drift and swell
- Numerical modelling of wind effects on breaking solitary waves
- Surface viscous stress over wind-driven waves with intermittent airflow separation
- Stability analysis of deep-water waves on a linear shear current using unsteady conformal mapping
- The mean and turbulent flow structure of a weak hydraulic jump
- Growth and dissipation of wind-forced, deep-water waves
- Large-wave simulation of microscale breaking waves induced by a free-surface drift layer
- Fold catastrophe in breaking waves
- Nonlinear surface gravity waves on a shear layer
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