"Those are all over the ocean. Browand, who is now retired and lives in a retirement community east of Los Angeles, tells me over the phone he doesn’t recall any specific disagreement about the circular wave. To the untrained eye, the wave looks, well, perfect: a fast-moving, minute-long wave about 6 feet high, with plenty of swell for well-executed cutbacks and a generous barrel, the cylindrical part of the wave that some surfers spend their whole lives trying to get lost in. Part of the draw of the wave at the Surf Ranch is this barrel, the cylindrical part of a surface wave that some surfers spend their whole lives trying to get lost in. "He wanted the perfect wave, but he also wanted an infinite wave. Two members of the USC faculty, Tony Maxworthy and Fred Browand, disagreed on whether this never-ending perfect wave was even feasible, Fincham says. Fincham followed him there, dropping his physics studies at the University of the West Indies and picking up aerospace engineering at USC in 1985. The department was heavy with fluid dynamics experts; thus began Fincham’s relationship with fluids or, rather, the movement of fluids.

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