Wave spectra of the gamma type are discussed in Section 2.8.1, Call [*281*#]. The Pierson-Moskowitz (PM), the Neumann and Lindemann spectra belong to this class. See Table 2.8.1.
Analytically the spectral density function of a gamma spectrum is equal to the general gamma probability density function, Section 2.6.2, Call [*262*#], normalised with the variance Mo of the vertical wave motion.
A gamma spectrum (PM) has been applied in the case in Section 1.3.8, Call [*138*#].
Pierson-Moskowitz type (l=5, n=4) Significant wave height, Hs (2.8.20) 12 m Average zero-crossing period, Tz (2.8.21) 10 s - Corresponding frequency, fz 0.1 Hz - Angular frequency, omega_z 0.62832 rad/s - Wave number, k (3.1.53) 0.040243 /m - Wave length, lambda 156.13 m - Phase velocity, c_phi (3.1.48) 15.613 m/s - Group velocity, c_g (3.1.49) 7.8066 m/s Alternative parameters: Scale parameter D (2.8.10) 1.786 - Phillips parameter, alpha (2.8.16) 0.018558 Spectral peak frequency, fm (2.8.12) 0.071037 Hz - Corresponding period, Tm 14.077 s - Angular frequency, OMEGA 0.44634 rad/s - Wave number, k (3.1.53) 0.020308 /m - Wave length, lambda 309.4 m - Phase velocity, c_phi (3.1.48) 21.979 m/s - Group velocity, c_g (3.1.49) 10.989 m/s Associated gamma distribution (2.8.1): Shape parameter, a (2.8.7) 1 Slope parameter, h (2.8.6) -4 Scale parameter, A (2.8.8) 0.47195 - Alternative parameter, B (2.8.8) 0.04961 Normalisation factor, Mo (2.8.20) 9 m^2
Angular frequency, omega 0.5 rad/s - Dimensionless, omega/OMEGA = f/fm 1.1202 Angular frequency spectrum,S(omega)(2.8.15) 25.84 m^2s Frequency, f 0.079577 Hz Frequency spectrum,S(f) 162.36 m^2s Period, T 12.566 Period spectrum,S(T) (3.7.11) 1.0281 m^2/s