Models of internal jumps and the fronts of gravity currents: unifying two-layer theories and deriving new results
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(8)- Jump Conditions for Hyperbolic Systems of Forced Conservation Laws with an Application to Gravity Currents
- Self‐contained two‐layer shallow‐water theory of strong internal bores
- The unsteady overtopping of barriers by gravity currents and dam-break flows
- On symmetric intrusions in a linearly stratified ambient: a revisit of Benjamin's steady-state propagation results
- Benjamin's gravity current into an ambient fluid with an open surface in a channel of general cross-section
- Circulation-based models for Boussinesq internal bores
- Unsteady draining of reservoirs over weirs and through constrictions
- Gravity currents propagating into two-layer stratified fluids: vorticity-based models
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