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Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1972
Abstract A previously developed model of flagellar bend propagation is extended to allow active contraction to occur in both top and bottom fibers, in periodic alternation. The extension permits computation of the complete wave shape from first principles.
J, Lubliner, J J, Blum
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Abstract A previously developed model of flagellar bend propagation is extended to allow active contraction to occur in both top and bottom fibers, in periodic alternation. The extension permits computation of the complete wave shape from first principles.
J, Lubliner, J J, Blum
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Proceedings of the International Conference on Web Intelligence, 2017
Collective learning considers how agents, in a community sharing a learning purpose, may benefit from exchanging hypotheses and observations to learn efficiently as a community as well as individuals. The community forms a communication network and each agent has access to observations. We address the question of a protocol, i.e.
Veillon, Lise-Marie +2 more
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Collective learning considers how agents, in a community sharing a learning purpose, may benefit from exchanging hypotheses and observations to learn efficiently as a community as well as individuals. The community forms a communication network and each agent has access to observations. We address the question of a protocol, i.e.
Veillon, Lise-Marie +2 more
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Wave transport for a scalar model of the Love waves
Wave Motion, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Bal, Guillaume, Ryzhik, Leonid
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Proceedings of the 13th annual conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques, 1986
Although modeling natural phenomena is recognized as one of the greatest challenges of computer graphics, relatively little time has been spent on modeling ocean waves. The model presented in this paper is suitable for the rendering and animation of waves approaching and breaking on a sloping beach. Waveforms consist of a phase function which correctly
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Although modeling natural phenomena is recognized as one of the greatest challenges of computer graphics, relatively little time has been spent on modeling ocean waves. The model presented in this paper is suitable for the rendering and animation of waves approaching and breaking on a sloping beach. Waveforms consist of a phase function which correctly
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IEEE Design & Test of Computers, 1990
WAVES, which stands for waveform and vector exchange specification, is a way to represent in text the histories of logic signals and the requirements placed on them. It is intended to serve as a way of exchanging information between simulator and tester environments. A description is given of the WAVES event-value concept, which captures both the logic
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WAVES, which stands for waveform and vector exchange specification, is a way to represent in text the histories of logic signals and the requirements placed on them. It is intended to serve as a way of exchanging information between simulator and tester environments. A description is given of the WAVES event-value concept, which captures both the logic
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Modelling of Non-Linear Quadruplet Wave-Wave Interactions in Operational Wave Models
Coastal Engineering 2000, 2001The aim of this paper is to examine deficiencies of the widely used Discrete Interaction Approximation (DIA) for the computation of non-linear quadruplet wave-wave interactions in operational wave prediction models. Its sensitivity to the frequency resolution of the wave spectrum is illustrated by means of a simple wave growth experiment.
Gerbrant Ph. van Vledder +4 more
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Functional Analysis and Its Applications, 2019
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Belishev, M. I., Simonov, S. A.
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Belishev, M. I., Simonov, S. A.
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Long Waves—Short Waves; A Solvable Model
SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics, 1978In the recent literature, Benney has suggested a mechanism for significant interaction between long and short waves. We present an exactly solvable model consisting of a coupled pair of partial differential equations which simulates this interaction. The general solution of the initial value problem involves two types of normal mode, permanent waves ...
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Dynamic modeling of a wave glider
Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering, 2017We propose a method to establish a dynamic model for a wave glider, a wave-propelled sea surface vehicle that can make use of wave energy to obtain thrust. The vehicle, composed of a surface float and a submerged glider in sea water, is regarded as a two-particle system. Kane’s equations are used to establish the dynamic model. To verify the model, the
Chunlin Zhou +4 more
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