'Which waves' presentation slideshows

Chapter 19

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Atmosphere and Waves

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Numerical methods IV (time stepping)

Numerical methods IV (time stepping). by Nils Wedi (room 007; ext. 2657). In part based on previous material by Mariano Hortal and Agathe Untch. What is the basis for a stable numerical implementation ?.

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Welcome Back Minions!!!

Welcome Back Minions!!!. Recap: What are waves?. A wave is a disturbance that carries energy through matter and space. The matter through which waves move through is called a MEDIUM . It can be a solid, liquid or gas. Mechanical Waves.

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Tidal Inlet Formation Barrier Island Breaching

Tidal Inlet Formation Barrier Island Breaching. Shinnecock Inlet, 1938. Tidal Inlet Formation Barrier Island Breaching. Pikes Inlet, 1992. Beach Morphology and Sediments.

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Tidal Inlet Formation Barrier Island Breaching

Tidal Inlet Formation Barrier Island Breaching. Shinnecock Inlet, 1938. Tidal Inlet Formation Barrier Island Breaching. Pikes Inlet, 1992. Beach Morphology and Sediments.

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Wave Interactions

Wave Interactions. Chapter 11.3 Science Spectrum. Reflection. Reflection is simply the bouncing back of a wave as it meets a surface or boundary. Examples: Echoes and light. Diffraction. Diffraction is the bending of a wave as it passes an edge or an opening.

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1. A wave passes every 0.0125 seconds. What is the frequency with which waves pass? (80.0 Hz)

1. A wave passes every 0.0125 seconds. What is the frequency with which waves pass? (80.0 Hz). 2. Middle C is 261.6 Hz. What is its period? (0.00382 s). 3. What is the frequency of a wave that has a period of 0.10 seconds? (10. Hz).

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