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Name Georgian Technical University
Location Tbilisi, Georgia
URL https://gtu.ge/Eng/

About University

Georgian Technical University has a century-long history, beginning in 1922. In the beginning of the 20th century, the implementation of a wide programme for the restoration and development of state agriculture in Georgia necessitated the training of engineering personnel of various profiles; thus, Ivane Javakhishvili, rector of the already established Tbilisi University, decided to add the Polytechnic Faculty to the university.

A team with minimal resources was formed, and its graduates played a crucial role in the country's social and cultural activities. Throughout Georgian Technical University's century-long history, alumni have played an important part in the country's economic, social, and cultural growth. They have carried out several enthusiastic and ambitious projects for the country's development, including the creation of one of the most audacious ideas in Georgian engineering, "Engurhesi," and the launch into space of the first Georgian space object, "Reflector."

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Research Article Article ID: igmin255
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Problem of Surface Waves on Water in Higher School Laboratory Workshop
by Chkhartishvili L, Chikhladze M and Kantaria I

Traditionally, in lecture courses on General Physics, the example of waves propagating on the water surface is used for the qualitative description of wave phenomena. At the same time, in corresponding laboratory courses, there are almost no quantitative tasks on the same topic, the purpose of which would be to measure the surface wave characteristics. The reason for this difference must be associated with the complexity of the physical mechanism of generation and propagation of waves on the water surface. In this work, a laboratory problem has... been developed to measure the group velocity of circular waves traveling on the water surface. It uses a standard laboratory water tank equipped with a surface wave generator. The proposed experiment offers an opportunity for quantitative measurement of surface wave characteristics, a dispute of only qualitative observations of wave phenomena commonly found in current curricula, due to the introduction of two improvements. First, to produce the water waves’ rich in-contrast representations on a screen, the optimal generator amplitude is specially set for each experiment; and second, to measure the group wavelength, the device magnification is preliminary calculated based on the laws of geometric optics. The tests carried out have shown that the relative accuracy of these measurements is quite acceptable: within a few percent. The introduction of the problem of surface waves on water into the General Physics laboratory workshop for engineering specialties of technical universities will contribute to improving the quality of mastering the subject by students.

Physics Applied Sciences