ÉTUDE DU DÉBUT D'ENTRAÎNEMENT DES MATÉRIAUX MOBILES SOUS L'ACTION DE LA HOULE - APPLICATION À L'ETUDE DE LA COUCHE LIMITE OSCILLATOIRE. CRITÈRE DE SIMILITUDE
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