simply speaking, in tessendorf's paper it says in the following fuction(function 19 in the paper)
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k is the vector of water moving, then he gives a phillips spectrum.
can anyone explain why k can represent water move vector?
thx a lot!
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k is the vector of water moving, then he gives a phillips spectrum.
can anyone explain why k can represent water move vector?
thx a lot!
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