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Direct numerical simulations of wind-generated gravity waves on a 2D sea surface are carried out within the framework of the basic potential equations of hydrodynamics. The data obtained for conditions of deep water, the JONSWAP spectrum and various wave intensities, widths of angular spectrum, and peakedness are processed and the results are discussed. The statistical and spectral characteristics of the waves evolve over a long time. The specific asymmetry of the typical profiles of anomalously high waves is shown. The durations of extreme events, which can be up to several tens of wave periods, are calculated.
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