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Periodic gravity-capillary waves are periodic traveling waves driven simultaneously by gravity and surface tension; their governing equations contain nonlinear terms and higher-order dispersive terms, surface tension causes the wave speed to vary non-monotonically with amplitude, classical perturbation theory fails in the high-amplitude regime, and curvature singularities at wave crests (Wilton ripples) even appear.
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