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The wall position is xw​(t)=Re(ce−iωt), so its velocity is Re(−iωce−iωt). The kinematic boundary condition equates the normal fluid velocity to the normal wall velocity. Linearizing the evaluation point to the mean wall position gives
ϕx​(0,z,t)=Re(−iωce−iωt),fx​(0,z)=−iωc​.
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The other wall and bottom retain fx​(L,z)=0 and fz​(x,−h)=0, while the free surface gives fz​(x,0)=(ω2/g)f(x,0).

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