Adopting fluid dynamics theory and time-dependent solid dynamics theory of ship, the fluidsolid coupling dynamics numerical model is built. The linear fluid-solid coupling equation is derived from ship surface integral formula. The time-dependent hull displacement is calculated by solving the non-linear elastic equations. The results show that Green function has some interesting properties, and that the maximal displacement will appear when the wave-hull resonance number becomes an integer.
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