The Bateman–Luke variational formalism in a sloshing with rotational flows
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Bateman–Luke variational principle, Clebsch potentials, sloshingAbstract
Based on a presentation of the velocity field in terms of Clebsch potentials, the Bateman–Luke variational formalism is generalized for the sloshing of an ideal incompressible liquid with rotational flows.
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