On trapped waves over a continental shelf
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- Topographic waves in open domains. Part 1. Boundary conditions and frequency estimates
- Nonlinear aspects of long shelf waves
- Resonant interactions of shelf waves with wind-generated effects
- Trapped continental shelf waves with a free surface
- Can edge waves be generated by wind?
- The propagation and decay of a coastal vortex on a shelf
- Continental shelf wave scattering by a semi-infinite coastline; partial removal of the ``rigid lid
- Analytical and numerical investigation of trapped ocean waves along a submerged ridge
- Shallow water wave propagation over curved wave guides
- Nonlinear effects occurring during the propagation of trapped topographic waves
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