Where Can I Find Resources on the Physics of Stone Skipping?

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The discussion centers on finding resources related to the physics of stone skipping. A user seeks books or lectures on the subject, and another participant provides a valuable link to a Stanford course page that includes references to technical articles. This indicates that academic resources are available for those interested in the physics behind stone skipping.

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hi .i work on the physics of stone skipping .is there anyone that have books or lecture related to this subject?
 
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Hi and welcome to PF.

Try this link: http://large.stanford.edu/courses/ph210/serpry1/

There are references to other technical articles too.
 
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