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Channel confinement mollifies roll wave instabilities
Under certain conditions, gravity currents spontaneously develop large-amplitude streamwise undulations on their free surfaces ('roll waves'). The effect of channel geometry on this instability is investigated herein. Via a section-averaged stability analysis conducted independently of the rheology
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