Lecture

Wave Patterns and Spectral Analysis

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Description

This lecture delves into the study of wave patterns and spectral analysis in hydrodynamics. It covers topics such as dispersion relations for gravity and capillary waves, conditions for wave pattern formation, Fourier transforms, Gaussian spectra, group velocity, and wave packets. The instructor discusses the origin of rivulet structures and the selection process by linear and weakly nonlinear dynamics.

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