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1.3. Deep Water and Shallow Water Relations
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What does wave energy flux represent?
Hint
Think about energy transfer in waves.
- 2.
What is the relationship between group velocity and phase speed in deep water?
Hint
Recall the formula for group velocity.
- 3.
What is wave energy flux?
- Energy per wave crest
- Total energy in a wave
- Energy transmitted in the direction of wave propagation
Hint
Focus on the definition of wave energy.
- 4.
True or False: In shallow water, group velocity is greater than phase speed.
- True
- False
Hint
Recall the relationships of wave dynamics.
- 5.
Given a wave height in deep water, calculate the expected wave height when the wave enters shallower water using the appropriate formulas.
Hint
Use values for 'C0', 'C', and the shoaling coefficient in your calculation.
- 6.
Analyze how changes in wave height could influence coastal erosion rates based on mass transport dynamics.
Hint
Think about practical implications for coastal structures.
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- You can use hints if you need help
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