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The dimensionless equation is H3H′′′=1−H3. At a crest, H≫1, so
H′′′∼−1.
(1)
The imposed far-field flux is negligible there; the dominant physical balance is between local gravity-driven drainage and the capillary-pressure gradient.
At a trough, H≪1, so
H3H′′′∼1.
(2)
Local gravity-driven flux is negligible; the capillary-pressure gradient drives the fixed flux through the trough against viscous resistance. These alternating balances generate the strongly nonlinear capillary waves.

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