Upstream-advancing waves generated by three-dimensional moving disturbances
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- Similarity Solutions of Some Two-Space-Dimensional Nonlinear Wave Evolution Equations
- Three-dimensional wave patterns generated by moving disturbances at transcritical speeds
- Waves caused by a moving disturbance in a shallow channel of finite width
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- Three-dimensional nonlinear solitary waves in shallow water generated by an advancing disturbance
- Evolution of truncated and bent gravity wave solitons: the Mach expansion problem
- Integrability, exact reductions and special solutions of the KP-Whitham equations
- Undular bore due to a low pressure or bottom trough moving at the critical speed
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