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The flow due to a slender ship moving over a wavy wall in shallow water

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The problem under investigation is the unsteady subcritical potential flow generated by a slender ship translating over a wavy wall in shallow water. The method of matched asymptotic expansions is used to take advantage of the simplified governing equations in the near and far fields. The vertical force and pitching moment coefficients are calculated as functions of the reduced frequency and Froude number with a view towards possible application to ship safety considerations.

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Plotkin, A. The flow due to a slender ship moving over a wavy wall in shallow water. J Eng Math 10, 207–218 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01535383

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