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Inertial energy dissipation in shallow-water breaking waves
W. Mostert,
L. Deike
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Civil & Environmental Engineering
High Meadows Environmental Institute
Princeton Materials Institute
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Engineering
Shallower
100%
Energy Dissipation
100%
Breaking Wave
100%
Dissipation Rate
33%
Initial Condition
33%
Direct Numerical Simulation
33%
Numerical Data
33%
Wave Height
33%
Solitary Wave
33%
Taylor's Hypothesis
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Shallow Water
100%
Energy Dissipation
100%
Breaking Wave
100%
Solitary Wave
33%
Wave Height
33%
Mathematics
Energy Dissipation
100%
Dissipation Rate
33%
Numerical Simulation
33%
Initial Condition
33%
Numerical Data
33%
Keyphrases
Inertial Model
33%
Offshore Conditions
33%
Beach Slope
33%