On the stability of a shear flow in a stratified, incompressible inviscid fluid, with special emphasis on the Couette flow
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- The unstable solutions contiguous to the neutral ones of the equation for the shear flows in stratified, incompressible and inviscid fluids
- The stream function within the critical layer of a shear flow in a stratified and incompressible fluid
- Stability analysis adjacent to neutral solutions of the Taylor–Goldstein equation when Howard's formula breaks down
- On the stability of stratified plane couette flow
- An amplitude-evolution equation for linearly unstable modes in stratified shear flows
- On the applicability of Howard's formula
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