Some remarks on the initiation of inertial Taylor columns
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- Finite depth stratified flow over topography on a beta-plane
- The evolution of cyclonic disturbances and lee waves over a topography in a rapidly rotating stratified flow
- Responses to topographical forcing
- Rotating flow past a sliced cylinder
- Rotating stratified flow past a steep-sided obstacle: incipient separation
- The stability of quasi-geostrophic fields induced by potential vorticity sources
- Deformation and splitting of baroclinic eddies encountering a tall seamount
- Stratified rotating flow over complex terrain.
- Propagation of barotropic modons over topography
- Nonlinear influence of the Earth's rotation on iceberg melting
- Taylor columns in horizontally sheared flow
- Topographically generated cyclonic disturbance and lee waves in a stratified rotating fluid
- The response of a stratified rapidly rotating flow to a pulsating topography
- Starting flow for an obstacle moving transversely in a rapidly rotating fluid
- Coherent baroclinic eddies on a sloping bottom
- A note on the free-surface effect on the topographically induced vorticity field in a homogeneous rotating flow
- Topographicaily bound vortices
- The effects of obstacle shape and viscosity in deep rotating flow over finite-height topography
- Two-layer rotating steady viscous flow over long ridges
- Topographic eddies in temporally varying oceanic flows
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