Extreme wave generation using self correcting method — Revisited
Authors:
- H. FernándezHFH. Fernández
- V. SriramVSV. Sriram
- S. SchimmelsSSS. Schimmels
- H. OumeraciHOH. Oumeraci
- 1 November 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Coastal Engineering
- Vol. 93, 15-31
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- EC
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