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Water motion on a beach in the presence of a breakwater: 1. Waves

Philip L.‐F. Liu, Chiang C. Mei

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For a long breakwater on a slowly varying bottom as asymptotic theory is given which accounts for the combined effects of refraction and Fresnel diffraction of water waves. Numerical examples are given for two cases: an offshore breakwater and an isolated jetty.

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For a long breakwater on a slowly varying bottom as asymptotic theory is given which accounts for the combined effects of refraction and Fresnel diffraction of water waves. Numerical examples are given for two cases: an offshore breakwater and an isolated jetty.

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For a long breakwater on a slowly varying bottom as asymptotic theory is given which accounts for the combined effects of refraction and Fresnel diffraction of water waves. Numerical examples are given for two cases: an offshore breakwater and an isolated jetty.

Key concepts: Jetty, Breakwater, Geology, Refraction, Geotechnical engineering, Submarine pipeline, Diffraction, Seismology

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