Simulation of the Transformation of Internal Solitary Waves on Oceanic Shelves

By Roger Grimshaw, Efim N. Pelinovsky, Tatiana Talipova, A. Kurkin. 2004

182 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Oceanography, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics

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In Oceanography

1. Roger Grimshaw
2. Efim N. Pelinovsky
3. Tatiana Talipova
4. W. Melville
5. K. Helfrich
6. Gennady El
7. Mark A. Hoefer

In Statistical and Nonlinear Physics

1. Roger Grimshaw
2. Efim N. Pelinovsky
3. Tatiana Talipova
4. W. Melville
5. K. Helfrich
6. Gennady El
7. Mark A. Hoefer

Citations in the corpus

• Internal Solitary Waves (2003, methodology): “In this case a multi-scale perturbation technique [17-21] can be used in which the leading term is”
• Long Nonlinear Internal Waves (2006, background): “When it is positive, solitary wave solutions still exist, but now the waves may have either polarity regardless of the sign of α1 (Grimshaw et al. 1997b, 2004).”
• Internal solitary waves: propagation, deformation and disintegration (2010, methodology): “Examples of this behaviour occur on the Malin Shelf off the North West coast of Scotland (Small, 2003; Grimshaw et al., 2004; Small and Hornby, 2005), in the Laptev Sea in the Arctic (Grimshaw et al.”