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Wave induced response of sea floor deposits : a simple model for sands and nonlinear analysis by FEM
This dissertation analyzes the ocean wave-induced response of seafloor deposits. The linear wave theory is introduced for determination of the wave-induced pressure at the mud line. The seafloor deposit is assumed to be a saturated porous medium modelled by a two-phase system. The theory of mixture
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