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Re: Global oceanic tides

From: Dan Allen (no email)
Date: Wed Aug 27 2003 - 23:37:56 EDT

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    On Wednesday, August 27, 2003, at 05:39 AM, Trevor J. Kenchington wrote:

    > It is not for me to express the group's consensus but if there is still
    > doubt as to what makes the tides do what they do, we can keep on
    > plugging away at the topic. There are lots of interesting tidal
    > phenomena, all with rather simple physical causes (though the details
    > are never simple, of course).

    I have enjoyed your explanations.

    How in the heck do you know all of this? Has your professional work
    caused you to need to learn all of this, or are you a physicist that
    loves to study this? I have always wanted to learn more about the tides
    but have never found the appropriate book. All seem either too
    simplistic
    or way over my head. (I'm a math major with a decent amount of physics
    under my belt.)

    Do you have any recommendations for further reading for someone with my
    level of understanding?

    Dan


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