A discrete wavelet analysis of freak waves in the ocean

En-Bing Lin and Paul C. Liu

Journal of Applied Mathematics, 2004, vol. 2004, issue 5, 379-394

Abstract: A freak wave is a wave of very considerable height, ahead of which there is a deep trough. A case study examines some basic properties developed by performing wavelet analysis on a freak wave. We demonstrate several applications of wavelets and discrete and continuous wavelet transforms on the study of a freak wave. A modeling setting for freak waves will also be mentioned.

Date: 2004
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