Based on the Stokes wave theory, the capillary-gravity wave and the interfacial internal wave in two-layer constant depth＇s fluid system are investigated. The fluids are assumed to be incompressible, inviscid and irr...Based on the Stokes wave theory, the capillary-gravity wave and the interfacial internal wave in two-layer constant depth＇s fluid system are investigated. The fluids are assumed to be incompressible, inviscid and irrotational. The third-order Stokes wave solutions are given by using a perturbation method. The results indicate that the third-order solutions depend on the surface tension, the density and the depth of each layer. As expected, the first-order solutions are the linear theoretical results （the small amplitude wave theoretical results）. The second-order and the third-order solutions describe the nonlinear modification and the nonlinear interactions. The nonlinear impact appears not only in the n （n〉~2） times＇ high frequency components, but also in the low frequency components. It is also noted that the wave velocity depends on the wave number, depth, wave amplitude and surface tension.展开更多
基金financially supported by the Science Research Project of Inner Mongolia University of Technology,China(Grant No.ZD201613)
文摘Based on the Stokes wave theory, the capillary-gravity wave and the interfacial internal wave in two-layer constant depth＇s fluid system are investigated. The fluids are assumed to be incompressible, inviscid and irrotational. The third-order Stokes wave solutions are given by using a perturbation method. The results indicate that the third-order solutions depend on the surface tension, the density and the depth of each layer. As expected, the first-order solutions are the linear theoretical results （the small amplitude wave theoretical results）. The second-order and the third-order solutions describe the nonlinear modification and the nonlinear interactions. The nonlinear impact appears not only in the n （n〉~2） times＇ high frequency components, but also in the low frequency components. It is also noted that the wave velocity depends on the wave number, depth, wave amplitude and surface tension.
