Lecture

Shallow Water Waves: Stability and Tsunamis

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Description

This lecture covers topics related to shallow water waves, including numerical stability, Fourier transforms, and the derivation of wave equations in shallow waters. The instructor demonstrates simulations of tsunamis and discusses the stability conditions for finite difference schemes. The lecture also explores the impact of disturbances on ocean surfaces, linearization in shallow waters, and the analytical solutions using the WKB method.

Instructor

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