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Wave-driven propulsion of a flexible raft
Inertial propulsion in fluids generally arises from an unbalanced flux of momentum. For the case of wave-driven propulsion, momentum is transported away from an oscillating raft in the form of self-excited surface waves. While this mechanism has previously been analyzed for rigid rafts, the role of
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