Lecture

Gravity Waves: Kinematic and Dynamic Boundary Conditions

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Description

This lecture covers the kinematic and dynamic boundary conditions for gravity waves, including impermeability conditions, perturbed conditions, and normal mode expansion. It also discusses the perturbed and linearized Bernouilli equations, the dispersion relation, and the difference between group velocity and phase velocity. The analysis includes instability analysis, base state, and an in-depth look at the dispersion relation in different water regimes.

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