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20. Estimation of Probability Density Function of Maximum Wave Height Using Boussinesq Model H. KASHIMA et al.
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24. Freak wave in high-order weakly nonlinear wave evolution with bottom topography change Z. Lyu et al.
25. Equilibration process of out-of-equilibrium sea-states induced by strong depth variation: Evolution of coastal wave spectrum and representative parameters J. Zhang et al.
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27. Rogue waves in the basin of intermediate depth and the possibility of their formation due to the modulational instability I. Didenkulova et al.
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29. Twenty years of progresses in oceanic rogue waves: the role played by weakly nonlinear models M. Onorato & P. Suret
30. A wavelet-based wave group detector and predictor of extreme events over unidirectional sloping bathymetry R. Fu et al.
31. Anomalous wave statistics following sudden depth transitions: application of an alternative Boussinesq-type formulation P. Bonar et al.
32. Foreword to the special issue on nonlinear waves over variable bathymetry G. Athanassoulis et al.
33. Transformation of envelope solitons on a bottom step G. Ducrozet et al.
34. On quantitative errors of two simplified unsteady models for simulating unidirectional nonlinear random waves on large scale in deep sea J. Wang et al.
35. Experimental study of freak waves due to three-dimensional island terrain in random wave L. Zou et al.
36. Rogue waves in the sea: observations, physics, and mathematics A. Slunyaev et al.
37. Periodic envelopes of waves over non-uniform depth G. Rajan et al.
38. Contribution of solitons to enhanced rogue wave occurrence in shallow depths: a case study in the southern North Sea I. Teutsch et al.
39. Freak waves in weakly nonlinear unidirectional wave trains over a sloping bottom in shallow water O. Gramstad et al.
40. On the formation of coastal rogue waves in water of variable depth Y. Li & A. Chabchoub
41. Effect of directionality on extreme wave formation during nonlinear shoaling J. Zhang et al.
42. Effect of shoaling length on rogue wave occurrence J. Zhang et al.
43. Analysis of statistical characteristics of freak waves based on High Order Spectral coupled with CFD method Y. Zhuang et al.
44. Amplification of nonlinear response of floating photovoltaics by coastal topography: Experimental and numerical study Q. Jiang et al.
45. Why rogue waves occur atop abrupt depth transitions Y. Li et al.
46. Evolution of High-Order Weakly Nonlinear Wave with Bottom Topography Change Z. LYU et al.
47. Propagation of waves over a rugged topography M. Afzal & L. Kumar
48. On shallow water rogue wave formation in strongly inhomogeneous channels I. Didenkulova & E. Pelinovsky
49. ESTIMATION OF FREAK WAVE OCCURRENCE FROM DEEP TO SHALLOW WATER REGIONS H. Kashima et al.
50. Enhanced extreme wave statistics of irregular waves due to accelerating following current over a submerged bar J. Zhang et al.
51. Freak wave in a two-dimensional directional wavefield with bottom topography change. Part 1. Normal incidence wave Z. Lyu et al.
52. A SAR Echo Simulation Method for Ship Targets in the Sea Based on Model Segmentation and Electromagnetic Scattering Characteristics Simulation F. Ren et al.
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