The Basics of Water Waves Theory for Analogue Gravity
arXiv:1203.3018 · doi:10.1007/978-3-319-00266-8_5
Abstract
This chapter gives an introduction to the connection between the physics of water waves and analogue gravity. Only a basic knowledge of fluid mechanics is assumed as a prerequisite.
36 pages. Lecture Notes for the IX SIGRAV School on "Analogue Gravity", Como (Italy), May 2011
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