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Wave loads on ships. Anon. Proc. 13th Ship and offshore structures congress, Vol. 1, Loads Report, Chapter 2, pages 63--71. (See abstract 884 for complete reference).
Consideration is given to both linear and nonlinear load prediction. Reference is made to the latter model in the frequency domain and in the time domain and details are given of a comparative study on nonlinear ship motion simulation.
