Anomalous Dispersion Paradox in Shallow Water Gravity Waves Shoaling Over Slopping Bottom
Sergey Kuznetsov, N. S. Speransky
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Sergey Kuznetsov, N. S. Speransky
Abstract
Pecularities of celerity spectra of shoaling gravity waves are considered. The results of flume and field experiments focused on the measurements of celerity spectra of shoaling gravity waves reliable established the existence of anomalous dispersion phenomenon when the symmetrical about the vertical direction form to the sow-tooth ones due to shoaling process and can be explained by not the faster movements of high frequency harmonics but the birth new ones with the phase ρ/2 relative the primary wave harmonic.
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Pecularities of celerity spectra of shoaling gravity waves are considered. The results of flume and field experiments focused on the measurements of celerity spectra of shoaling gravity waves reliable established the existence of anomalous dispersion phenomenon when the symmetrical about the vertical direction form to the sow-tooth ones due to shoaling process and can be explained by not the faster movements of high frequency harmonics but the birth new ones with the phase ρ/2 relative the primary wave harmonic.
Key concepts: Shoaling and schooling, Dispersion (optics), Kondratiev wave, Wave flume, Flume, Geology, Wave shoaling, Harmonics