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We consider the turbulence of potential deep-water surface gravity waves, which have dispersion law Ωk = √gk (g is the gravity constant, k =| k|). It is well known that there are no three wave resonance interactions for such waves, and the lowest-order resonance involves four waves. We show the importance of almost resonance three wave interactions; in particular, they determine the life-span of these waves, provided the range of scales is large enough.
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