Collapse of Capillary-Gravitational Waves and the Generation of Cumulative Jets

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N. D. Baykov

A. G. Petrov

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[1] Moscow State University,

[2] Ishlinsky Institute for Problems in Mechanics,undefined

[3] Russian Academy of Sciences,undefined

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Fluid Dynamics | 2020年 / 55卷

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cumulative jets; boundary-element method; wave breaking;

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页码：953 / 964

页数：11

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