Abstract
The behavior of internal waves in a vertically bounded channel differs considerably from the wave motion in an infinite stratified fluid. In [1] the phase structure of the internal waves in an exponentially stratified layer of fluid between rigid horizontal planes was experimentally and theoretically investigated. A characteristic feature of such a channel is the boundedness of the phase and group velocities of each mode. Below, the case of an exponentially stratified channel between layers of homogeneous unbounded fluid is considered.
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