Titlebook: Water Waves and Ship Hydrodynamics; An Introduction A.J. Hermans Book 2011Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 dredging

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,Appendices:?Mathematical Methods,tationary phase and the method of characteristics singular integral equations, for instance. Here we give a short introduction to these methods. We also give the derivation of a two-dimensional Green’s function and a simplification of a set of algebraic equations used in Chap. 6.

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Book 2011Latest editions and linearized boundary conditions are derived describing the non-viscous free surface water waves, with special attention to the combination of steady and non-steady flow fields. Then some simple kinds of free wave solutions are derived, such as plane waves and cylindrical waves. For several situ

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Second-Order Theory,ions is given. As a classroom example we consider the forces on a vertical wall caused by the reflection of such a wave system. This serves as an introduction to formulation of the low frequency motion of a moored system.

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Second-Order Theory,ions is given. As a classroom example we consider the forces on a vertical wall caused by the reflection of such a wave system. This serves as an introduction to formulation of the low frequency motion of a moored system.

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Asymptotic Formulation,tial around the ship is known one can use an asymptotic short wave theory. The method used is the so called . which is well known in acoustic theory. We show some results for shapes where an expression for the double body potential is known explicitly, i.e. a circular cylinder and a sphere. In literature one may find some results for a ship shape.

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ludes supplementary material: In this book an introduction is given to aspects of water waves that play a role in ship hydrodynamics and offshore engineering. At first the equations and linearized boundary conditions are derived describing the non-viscous free surface water waves, with special atten

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