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List of research outcomes

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PublicationDate of PublicationType
A WKB derivation for internal waves generated by a horizontally moving body in a thermocline
Wave Motion
2021-11-17Paper
A simplified Fourier method for computing the internal wavefield generated by an oscillating source in a horizontally moving, depth-dependent background
Physics of Fluids
2010-04-22Paper
Short-wavelength instability and decay of a vortex pair in a stratified fluid
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
2006-05-03Paper
R<scp>AY</scp> M<scp>ETHODS FOR</scp> I<scp>NTERNAL</scp> W<scp>AVES IN THE</scp> A<scp>TMOSPHERE AND</scp> O<scp>CEAN</scp>
Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics
2005-11-02Paper
The non-Boussinesq lock-exchange problem. Part 1. Theory and experiments
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
2005-09-26Paper
Numerical simulation of the wake of a towed sphere in a weakly stratified fluid
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
2003-10-01Paper
A laboratory study of the velocity structure in an intrusive gravity current
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
2002-07-02Paper
Numerical simulations of uniformly stratified fluid flow over topography
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
1996-09-01Paper
On the ‘δ-equations’ for vortex sheet evolution
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
1993-05-16Paper
Linear internal waves generated by density and velocity perturbations in a linearly stratified fluid
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
1988-01-01Paper
Self-similar solutions of the shallow-water equations representing gravity currents with variable inflow
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
1986-01-01Paper
The approach to self-similarity of the solutions of the shallow-water equations representing gravity-current releases
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
1985-01-01Paper
Steep standing waves at a fluid interface
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
1982-01-01Paper
Some new highest-wave solutions for deep-water waves of permanent form
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
1980-01-01Paper
Numerical calculations of steady gravity-capillary waves using an integro-differential formulation
Journal of Fluid Mechanics
1979-01-01Paper


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