Linear theory of rotating fluids using spherical harmonics part I: Steady flows
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Cites work
- An equatorial boundary layer
- On almost rigid rotations. Part 2
- On the lnviscid Theory of Rotating Fluids
- Patterns of convection in spherical shells. Part 2
- Quasi-steady flow of a rotating stratified fluid in a sphere
- Spin-up of a strongly stratified fluid in a sphere
- The almost-rigid rotation of viscous fluid between concentric spheres
- Viscous incompressible flow between concentric rotating spheres. Part 1. Basic flow
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- Internal shear layers in librating spherical shells: the case of periodic characteristic paths
- Viscous dissipation by tidally forced inertial modes in a rotating spherical shell
- Axisymmetric inertial modes in a spherical shell at low Ekman numbers
- Gravito-inertial waves in a differentially rotating spherical shell
- Linearly forced fluid flow on a rotating sphere
- Stress-driven spin-down of a viscous fluid within a spherical shell
- Tangential oscillations of a differentially rotating spherical fluid layer
- Inertial waves in a differentially rotating spherical shell
- Dissipation in rapidly rotating fluid spheres caused by weak longitudinal libration
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