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Underwater topography invisible for surface waves at given frequencies. / Bonnet-Ben Dhia, A.-S.; Nazarov, S.A.; Taskinen, J.

в: Wave Motion, 2015, стр. 129-142.

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Bonnet-Ben Dhia, A.-S. ; Nazarov, S.A. ; Taskinen, J. / Underwater topography invisible for surface waves at given frequencies. в: Wave Motion. 2015 ; стр. 129-142.

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title = "Underwater topography invisible for surface waves at given frequencies",
abstract = "{\textcopyright} 2015 Elsevier B.V.We consider scattering of surface waves modeled by the linear water wave equation in an unbounded two-dimensional domain of finite depth, at a given frequency and a given incidence. Using asymptotic analysis for small perturbations of the bottom shape, we build a fixed-point equation whose unique solution is a shape which cannot be detected by a distant observer. The method works at any incidence except π/4.",
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