Chapter 1, page 6.
1.6 1.1 The water figures - introduction.
1.2 Ambient conditions affecting the water figures.
1.3 Definition of “water figures”.
1.4 Physical circumstances favouring the water figures.
1.5 At a stable moon phase velocity.
1.6 Differences between waves and pseudo-waves.
1.7 More differences between waves and pseudo-waves.
1.8 Commonplace water figures, and miscellanea.
1.9 Relations with other phenomena.
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Differences between waves and pseudo-waves.
.1 If you see what I name, provisionally, a series of pseudo-waves, directly, in its context, our mind perceive them as something belonging to the category “waves”.
.2 Consequently, the features which do not fit with this opinion, would not be perceived, until the moment we will accept to see the pseudo-waves as a phenomenon of a different kind, in itself.
.3 In the meantime, we may analyse them, out of context, either in photos, or in movies.
.4 Then, one can realize that there are at least seven differences, between the waves due to the passage of a boat, and the pseudo-waves.
.5 In this analysis, I do not consider the waves due to the wind. Such a comparison would be useless, as there could not be well defined pseudo-waves and wind, at the same time.
#1
Difference between waves and pseudo-waves.
Pseudo-waves do not break upon the shore.
.6 While a wave, due to the passage of a boat, may break upon the shore, the pseudo-waves do not. They remain within a given area.
Pseudo-waves of protuberances.
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Different ratios.
.7 As for the common waves, there are given ratios between the water depth, and the wave height.
.8 As for the pseudo-waves, crucial are the energy exchanges, on which they feed. The water depth should be enough to sustain these energy exchanges, mostly of thermic kind.
Affected area for the chaotic water figures.
.9 As for the chaotic water figures, it is the same. The affected area depends on the water depth, and the amount of energy exchanges it allows, which could change all the time, because of the currents.
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#2
Difference between waves and pseudo-waves.
Volumes and wavelength.
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The volumes of two successive waves, due to the passage of a boat, before hitting an obstacle, are different; also their wavelength, between two successive crests.
.11 The same can’t be said of the pseudo-waves, which may show a remarkable regularity; even in a long series.
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#3
Difference between waves and pseudo-waves.
Pseudo-waves may change direction.
.12 Usually, the pseudo-waves seem to move westward. Though, they may change direction. Not so the waves due to a boat; anyway not those undeviated by an obstacle.
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.13 The pseudo-waves may even appear to start from a line, and then diverge towards two different directions.
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Difference between waves and pseudo-waves.
Intermittent pseudo-waves.
.14 Some kinds of pseudo-waves seem to be swinging back and forth, in a swift alternance. May be because of a sort of configuration commute.
.15 Following a different hypothesis, this phenomenon could be due to a mental process, thanks to which, we alternate between two possible solutions, which, one cannot rule out, could be both true at the same time, as the effect of a “macroscopic superposition”.
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