Toward representing wave-induced sediment suspension over sand ripples in RANS models

Toward representing wave-induced sediment suspension over sand ripples in RANS models
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在 RANS 模型中表示沙波纹上波浪引起的沉积物悬浮

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10.1002/jgrc.20188
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2013
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Amoudry L
Amoudry L
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