The Basics of Water Waves Theory for Analogue Gravity
Germain Rousseaux

TL;DR
This paper introduces the fundamental principles linking water wave physics to the concept of analogue gravity, providing foundational knowledge for understanding how water waves can simulate gravitational phenomena.
Contribution
It offers an accessible overview of water wave theory in the context of analogue gravity, bridging fluid mechanics and gravitational physics for new research applications.
Findings
Water waves can be used to model gravitational effects
Basic fluid mechanics principles underpin analogue gravity systems
Foundational knowledge enables further exploration of water wave analogues
Abstract
This chapter gives an introduction to the connection between the physics of water waves and analogue gravity. Only a basic knowledge of fluid mechanics is assumed as a prerequisite.
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