Wave Motion through Mangrove Forests in the Presence of a ‎Viscoelastic Bed due to a Line Source

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Das A.; De S.; Mandal B. N.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF APPLIED FLUID MECHANICS (JAFM) Year:2021 | Volume:14 | Issue:4 Page(s): 1269-1282

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Title

Wave Motion through Mangrove Forests in the Presence of a ‎Viscoelastic Bed due to a Line Source

Author(s)

Das A. | De S. | Mandal B. N. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Wave motionQ4

Mangrove forestsQ4

Viscoelastic bedQ4

Line sourceQ4

Two layerQ4

Muddy bottom‎Q4

Abstract

The present paper is concerned with a study of water waves generated due to the presence of a line ‎singularity (source) with time harmonic strength as well as impulsive strength through Mangrove forests ‎in the presence of a Viscoelastic bed. The trunks of mangroves are assumed to be in the upper layer ‎inviscid fluid, while the roots of mangroves are inside the Viscoelastic bed. The equation of motion in ‎the viscoelastic region is obtained by coupling the Voigt’s model with the equation of motion in the ‎presence of mangroves. The expressions for the potential functions in the Two layers are obtained. The ‎forms of the surface and interface waves are depicted graphically for realistic values of kinematic ‎viscosity and shear modulus of elasticity, the Line source being submerged in the upper layer‎.

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