Steep_deep_water_wave.ogv
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Steep deep water waves, with a wave length of about twice the water depth. The wave height is 90% of the maximum wave height.
Description of the animation
: The white dots are fluid particles, also followed in time. In the case shown here, the mean Eulerian horizontal velocity below the wave trough is zero.
Deutsch:
Steile Tiefwasserwellen mit einer Wellenlänge gleich der doppelten Wassertiefe. Die Wellenhöhe ist 90 Prozent der maximum Höhe.
Beschreibung der Animation: Die weißen Punkte sind gleichzeitig bewegte Flüssigkeitsteilchen. Im gezeigten Fall ist die mittlere horizontale Euler-Geschwindigkeit unter dem Wellental Null. |
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| Author | Kraaiennest |
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