
doi: 10.1007/bf02465241
The solution to the problem of surface gravity waves is often sought in the form of a series whose first term corresponds to the shallow-water theory. Such series have been previously studied numerically and analytically but their structure remains in general unclear due to the complicated initial formulation of the problem. In this article, instead of the full boundary value problem with free boundary and with several unknown functions, the author solves an ordinary quadratically nonlinear differential-difference equation of the first order containing only one unknown function.
shallow-water theory, ordinary quadratically nonlinear differential-difference equation, complex-variable method, surface gravity waves, Complex variables methods applied to problems in fluid mechanics, Solitary waves for incompressible inviscid fluids
shallow-water theory, ordinary quadratically nonlinear differential-difference equation, complex-variable method, surface gravity waves, Complex variables methods applied to problems in fluid mechanics, Solitary waves for incompressible inviscid fluids
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