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SUMMARY:Applied Mathematics: Acoustic-gravity waves\, from apocalyptic horns to quantum analogues: a focus on real-time tsunami warning - Usama Kadri (Cardiff University)
DESCRIPTION:Abstract: Acoustic–gravity waves (AGWs) are compression waves triggered by sudden pressure changes in a medium (ocean or atmosphere)\, e.g.\, by submarine earthquakes\, landslides\, meteorite impacts\, volcanic eruptions\, or nonlinear interactions of surface waves. They travel near the speed of sound in water (~1500 m/s) and can double their speed when coupled...\N\NMore information: http://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/mathematicsstatistics/events/details/?id=11739
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