Wave breaking and jet formation on axisymmetric surface gravity waves - presented by Prof. Ton van den Bremer

Wave breaking and jet formation on axisymmetric surface gravity waves

Prof. Ton van den Bremer

Prof. Ton van den Bremer
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In today's talk, my objective is to better understand the Fluid Mechanics of what I'm referring to as the spike wave and the resulting axisymmetric wave breaking. Before delving into studying the axisymmetric structure, I would like to provide some context to the importance of this research.

This motivation comes from previous work we did, where we attempted to recreate the dragon wave in a laboratory setting. By understanding the mechanics of the spike wave, we hope to gain insight into larger wave phenomena, such as the dragon wave.