Not exact matches
This relation of the Schrödinger equation to classical
waves is already revealed in the way that a variant called the nonlinear Schrödinger equation is commonly used to describe other classical
wave systems — for example in optics and even in ocean
waves, where it provides a mathematical picture of unusually
large and robust «
rogue waves.»
«These
large spikes are the
rogues jumping out of a deepwater
wave field,» Osborne says.
Rogue waves — also called freak
waves — are unusually
large surface
waves that occur in the ocean.
Unlike other
large waves, such as tsunamis or
rogue waves, these rollers, called internal
waves, do not ride the ocean surface.
Veteran sailors know that
rogue waves can rise suddenly in mid-ocean to capsize even the
largest vessels.
Rogue waves loom
large among the many legends of the sea.
Physical processes affecting human health include rough seas that threaten both small and
large vessels; weather disturbances such as typhoons and hurricanes;
rogue waves; and surges from storms and tsunamis.
Rogue waves, also known as killer
waves and abnormal
waves, have an exceptionally
large amplitude and may appear from...
Evocative descriptions of abnormally
large «
rogue waves» that appear out of the blue have been shared among sailors for centuries.