Reflection of surface waves by a vertical step at the bottom of a basin
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The problem is solved by fitting solutions on the horizontal boundary that continues the bottom of the shallow-water region of the basin; the factorization method is used. It is shown that the reflection of the waves depends on the wavelength of the incident waves and the difference between the two depths in the basin.
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- Development of ship waves in a nonhomogeneous liquid
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- On the generation of double Kelvin waves
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