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31. On the formation of coastal rogue waves in water of variable depth Y. Li & A. Chabchoub
32. Effect of shoaling length on rogue wave occurrence J. Zhang et al.
33. Rogue waves in the sea: observations, physics, and mathematics A. Slunyaev et al.
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35. Transformation of envelope solitons on a bottom step G. Ducrozet et al.
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