How does a free surface flow cause non-linearity?

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Free surface flow , non linearity
How does a free surface flow cause non-linearity , is it through the boundary conditions ? Which one and how ? Thanks
 
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binbagsss said:
How does a free surface flow cause non-linearity , is it through the boundary conditions ...
Boundary layer flow velocity is greater for thicker films. A surface wave catches up with, and collects more fluid from thinner films, until it builds into a breaking wave, that rushes across the wet surface.
 
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Baluncore said:
Boundary layer flow velocity is greater for thicker films. A surface wave catches up with, and collects more fluid from thinner films, until it builds into a breaking wave, that rushes across the wet surface.
in terms of the equations sorry, not physically, thanks
 
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binbagsss said:
in terms of the equations sorry, not physically, thanks
Which situation and which equations.

I refer you to chapters 2 and 3 of;
Title: Free-surface flow: shallow-water dynamics
Author(s): Katopodes, Nikolaos D.
Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology, Year: 2019
 

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