F. Gallerano, Benedetta Iele, F. Palleschi, G. Cannata
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Breaking Wave Simulations by a New k−l Turbulence Model
The three-dimensional motion equations are used to simulate the wave and velocity fields. These equations are written in integral contravariant form on a time-dependent curvilinear coordinate system. In this paper a new ?−? turbulence model in contravariant form is proposed for three-dimensional simulation of breaking waves. In this model the mixing length is defined as a function of the first and second spatial derivatives of the maximum water surface elevation.
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