Heating a salinity gradient from a vertical sidewall: linear theory
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- Thermohaline instability with thermal diffusion and horizontal gradients
Cites work
- A linear stability theory of double-diffusive horizontal intrusions in a temperature–salinity front
- Double-diffusive convection in an inclined slot
- Onset of cellular convection in a salinity gradient due to a lateral temperature gradient
- The effect of rotation on double-diffusive interleaving
- Transition from shear to sideways diffusive instability in a vertical slot
Cited in
(7)- Heating a salinity gradient from a vertical sidewall: nonlinear theory
- Multiplicity of equilibrium states in laterally heated thermosolutal systems with equal diffusivity coefficients
- The criteria for the onset of double-diffusive instabilities at a vertical boundary
- Bifurcation phenomena in confined thermosolutal convection with lateral heating: Commencement of the double-diffusive region
- Double-diffusive instabilities at a horizontal boundary after the sudden onset of heating
- Double-diffusive instabilities at a vertical sidewall after the sudden onset of heating
- Thermohaline interleaving induced by horizontal temperature and salinity gradients from above
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