Simulation of plunging wave impact on a vertical wall
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- Pressure-impulse theory for liquid impact problems
- The impact of a water wedge on a wall
- Water entry of two-dimensional bodies
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- Computer modeling of liquid-solid impacts
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- Wetting and drying of two-layer shallow-water flow in a moving vessel via semi-Lagrangian simulation
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