A body whose boundary C is vertical at the free surface F oscillates at high frequency in some prescribed manner. Asymptotic forms in terms of limit potentials are obtained for the upward force and the moment about a line in F of the pressure forces on the body. The cylindrical waves radiated to infinity are found to be asymptotically equivalent to those obtained in a two-dimensional solution of the Helmholtz equation. Some illustrative examples are given, principally the horizontal ellipsoid, in which case comparison with strip theory is possible.
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A. M. J. Davis (1976) studied this question.
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