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| − | The floating elastic plate is one of the best studied problems in hydroelasticity. It can be used to model a range of
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| − | physical structures such as a floating break water, an ice floe or a [[VLFS]]). The equations of motion were formulated
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| − | more than 100 years ago and a discussion of the problem appears in [[Stoker 1957]]. The problem can
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| − | be divided into the two and three dimensional formulations which are closely related. The plate is assumed to be isotropic while the water motion is irrotational and inviscid.
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| − | The solution methods are divided up into those for [[Two-Dimensional Floating Elastic Plate]] and those for
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