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Evolution of Water Wave Groups in the Forced Benney–Roskes System by Maleewong, Montri, Grimshaw, Roger H. J.

“…For weakly nonlinear waves in one space dimension, the nonlinear Schrödinger Equation is widely accepted as a canonical model for the evolution of wave groups…”
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Amplification of Wave Groups in the Forced Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation by Maleewong, Montri, Grimshaw, Roger H. J.

“…In many physical contexts, notably including deep-water waves, modulation instability in one space dimension is often studied by using the nonlinear…”
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Brief communication: Modulation instability of internal waves in a smoothly stratified shallow fluid with a constant buoyancy frequency by Chow, Kwok Wing, Chan, Hiu Ning, Grimshaw, Roger H. J

“…Unexpectedly large displacements in the interior of the oceans are studied through the dynamics of packets of internal waves, where the evolution of these…”
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The Hydrodynamic Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation: Space and Time by Chabchoub, Amin, Grimshaw, Roger

“…The nonlinear Schrödinger equation (NLS) is a canonical evolution equation, which describes the dynamics of weakly nonlinear wave packets in time and space in…”
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An extended equatorial plane: linear spectrum and resonant triads by Bates, Michael L., Grimshaw, Roger H. J.

“…The usual equatorial -plane supports a range of wave types, including trapped baroclinic Rossby waves, a Yanai wave and a Kelvin wave, which are known to be…”
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Solitons in nonintegrable systems by Grimshaw, Roger H J, Ostrovsky, Lev A, Pelinovsky, Dmitry E

“…We introduce the concept of this special focus issue on solitons in nonintegrable systems. A brief overview of some recent developments is provided, and the…”
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The effect of depth-dependent distribution of bubbles on internal waves by Ostrovsky, Lev A., Grimshaw, Roger H. J., Khusnutdinova, Karima K.

“…A new type of gravity waves associated with the subsurface layers of bubbles existing ubiquitously in the ocean is considered. Due to bubble compressibility,…”
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