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*long-amplitude wave*
clzoomer- a bit woobly Started conversation Oct 28, 2004
Just a question, why is it called a *long* amplitude wave when surely the deciding factor in distruction is the height in the shallows?
Good entry! Fascinating stuff.
*long-amplitude wave*
Woodpigeon Posted Oct 29, 2004
Hi cl,
You found a typo! I should have said that it was a long *wavelength* wave (which sounds a bit of a handful). I will get it changed just to "a wave".
Thanks!
Woodpigeon
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted Oct 29, 2004
Glad I could help, even if completely inadvertently! 
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