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Yesterday, I solemnly noted:
Unfortunately, I don't have the luxury of doing the math in the document to figure out clues as to which is which.
I should probably have that engraved on a plaque and have the plaque cemented on my desk facing me.

In doing the check this morning, I find the following:
where hsur is the height of the *******, in m;
where ******* is "прибойный волны" in the original Russian. Later, I find:
where hbr is the height of the *******, in m;
where ******* is "разбивающихся волн" in the source text.

So, given a choice between surging, spilling, plunging, and just plain breaking as words to describe these waves, is this, like, rocket science? All I had to do was pay attention to the subscripts!

Duh!

Cheers...

P.S. It's what comes of cutting/pasting the math instead of typing it out by hand, the Old Fashioned Way™!

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