Indian Ocean Tsunami 2004: WKB Method

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This lecture covers the simulation of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, focusing on the floating electrical plant and the WKB method. It explains the analytical solution with approximations based on separation of scales and slow variations, illustrating the method step by step.

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