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June 2020 edit
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Hi ProcrasinatingReader, this post portrays the dynamic fluid pressure at the free surface as (density*gravity*wave amplitude), this I believe to be untrue. If you check https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_pressure#:~:text=Dynamic%20pressure%20is%20the%20kinetic,for%20a%20fluid%20in%20motion. The dynamic pressure is in it's simplest form given as an expression of the kinetic energy in a moving particle. (1/2*mass*velocity^2). What I believe the original other to be describing is the static fluid pressure and writing it as dynamic.
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