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37. A Numerical Method for Nonlinear Water Waves X. Zhao et al.
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39. Velocity vector evaluation at free surface using wave elevation data J. Liu et al.
40. Propagation of 3D nonlinear waves over an elliptical mound with a High-Order Spectral method M. Gouin et al.
41. Evolution of weakly nonlinear random directional waves: laboratory experiments and numerical simulations A. TOFFOLI et al.
42. The North Sea Andrea storm and numerical simulations E. Bitner-Gregersen et al.
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50. Characterization of Rogue Wave Occurrence During Typhoon Hinnamnor Using Directional Wave Spectra and High-Order Spectral Simulations F. Abdullah & J. Yoo
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84. On quantitative errors of two simplified unsteady models for simulating unidirectional nonlinear random waves on large scale in deep sea J. Wang et al.
85. Simulation of breaking waves using the high-order spectral method with laboratory experiments: wave-breaking energy dissipation B. Seiffert & G. Ducrozet
86. Nonlinear wave-structure-mooring interactions in hurricane condition: A case study using three-dimensional time-domain simulations B. Chen et al.