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Wen Shengchang(S. C. Wen),Zhang Dacuo,Chen Bohai,Guo Peifang.Theoretical wind wave frequency spectra in deep water——Ⅰ. Form of spectrum[J].Acta Oceanologica Sinica,1988,(1):1-16
Theoretical wind wave frequency spectra in deep water——Ⅰ. Form of spectrum
Theoretical wind wave frequency spectra in deep water——Ⅰ. Form of spectrum
投稿时间:1987-07-15  修订日期:1987-08-20
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Wen Shengchang(S. C. Wen) Institute of Physical Oceanography, Shandong College of Oceanography, Qingdao, China 
Zhang Dacuo Institute of Physical Oceanography, Shandong College of Oceanography, Qingdao, China 
Chen Bohai Institute of Physical Oceanography, Shandong College of Oceanography, Qingdao, China 
Guo Peifang Institute of Physical Oceanography, Shandong College of Oceanography, Qingdao, China 
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中文摘要:
      In this part ot the paper theoretical wind-wave spectra nave been derived by (1) expressing the spectrum in series composed of exponential terms; (2) assuming that the spectrum satisfies a high order linear ordinary differential equation; (3) introducing proper parameters in the spectrum; and (4) making use of some known charateristics of wind-wave spectrum, for instance, the law governing the equilibrium range. The spectrum obtained contains the zero order moment of the spectrum ω0, the peak frequency ω0 and the ratio R=ω0 (ω being the mean zero-crossing frequency) as parameters. The shape of the nondimensional spectrum Š(ω)=ω0S(ω)/ω0(ω=ω/ω0) changes with R and theoretically reduces to a Dirac delta function δ(ω-1) when R=1. A spectrum of simplified form is given for practical uses, in which R is replaced by a peakness factor P=Š(1).
英文摘要:
      In this part ot the paper theoretical wind-wave spectra nave been derived by (1) expressing the spectrum in series composed of exponential terms; (2) assuming that the spectrum satisfies a high order linear ordinary differential equation; (3) introducing proper parameters in the spectrum; and (4) making use of some known charateristics of wind-wave spectrum, for instance, the law governing the equilibrium range. The spectrum obtained contains the zero order moment of the spectrum ω0, the peak frequency ω0 and the ratio R=ω0 (ω being the mean zero-crossing frequency) as parameters. The shape of the nondimensional spectrum Š(ω)=ω0S(ω)/ω0(ω=ω/ω0) changes with R and theoretically reduces to a Dirac delta function δ(ω-1) when R=1. A spectrum of simplified form is given for practical uses, in which R is replaced by a peakness factor P=Š(1).
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