Numerical and physical modelling of wave-current interaction in the nearshore environment

AGL Borthwick; SA Joynes

Numerical and physical modelling of wave-current interaction in the nearshore environment

AGL Borthwick
, SA Joynes

School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

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Abstract

Considers the relative merits between an implicit and an explicit scheme for solving the combined mass and momentum equations which govern wave-current interaction. An alternating implicit directional implicit A.D.I. procedure has significant computational advantages. -from Authors

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	203-212
Journal	Computational modelling and experimental methods in hydraulics (Hydrocomp '89)
Publication status	Published - 1 Apr 1989
Event	Comp. Modelling and Experimental Meth. in Hydraulics (Hydrocomp '89) - Duration: 3 Jan 0001 → …

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Numerical and physical modelling of wave-current interaction in the nearshore environment

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