Physics of Wave Turbulence

Physics of Wave Turbulence is a textbook that explores physical systems characterized by weak waves interacting non-linearly. The work examines wave turbulence as one of two primary turbulent regimes found in nature, contrasting it with the more frequently analyzed eddy turbulence observed in fluids.

In addition to a general introduction and a historical overview of the field, the volume establishes core theoretical principles through the study of surface waves. It then broadens this foundation to illustrate how wave dynamics operate across diverse physical environments.

Intended for graduate students and researchers in physics and related disciplines, the book provides an interdisciplinary foundation for understanding non-linear wave phenomena.