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Spatio-temporal Spectral Analysis: Dispersion and Envelopes

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This lecture covers topics such as wave packets, group velocity, dispersion relations for capillary and gravity waves, and the difference between group and phase velocities. It also delves into Gaussian spectra, spectral analysis, and the evolution of envelopes in spatio-temporal analysis.

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