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Dual Time Scales in a Wave Problem Governed by Coupled Nonlinear Equations

Dual time scales in a wave problem governed by coupled nonlinear equations
Authors: Pearson, Carl E.;

Dual Time Scales in a Wave Problem Governed by Coupled Nonlinear Equations

Abstract

The method of multiple time scales is used to obtain a uniformly valid perturbation solution for initial value problems (periodic or isolated initial disturbance) arising in shallow water motion or in compressible gas flow. The results are used to modify the original equations so as to lead to a particularly convenient problem formulation. The time at which discontinuities first appear is found to be accurately predictable.Although the specific problem considered here does not seem to have been previously treated by this method, the basic ideas are familiar in related contexts. The paper is in part expository, and comparisons are made with other methods, including conventional perturbations, perturbation of characteristics, and direct numerical solutions.

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Water waves, gravity waves; dispersion and scattering, nonlinear interaction, multiple time scales, shallow water, discontinuity, Existence, uniqueness, and regularity theory for compressible fluids and gas dynamics, First-order nonlinear hyperbolic equations, Applications to the sciences, perturbation solution, Initial value problems for first-order hyperbolic systems, dual time scales, coupled nonlinear equations, Lin's method of perturbed characteristics

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