Spin-down of a baroclinic vortex by irregular small-scale topography
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- Homogenization methods for multiscale mechanics.
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- Nonlinear dynamics over rough topography: homogeneous and stratified quasi-geostrophic theory
- Nonlinear stability bounds for inviscid, two-dimensional, parallel or circular flows with monotonic vorticity, and the analogous three-dimensional quasi-geostrophic flows
- Spin-down of a barotropic vortex by irregular small-scale topography
- Systematic forcing of large-scale geophysical flows by eddy-topography interaction
- Wave propagation in rotating shallow water in the presence of small-scale topography
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(6)- Nonlinear and free-surface effects on the spin-down of barotropic axisymmetric vortices
- A generalized theory of flow forcing by rough topography
- The sandpaper theory of flow–topography interaction for homogeneous shallow-water systems
- Vortices over bathymetry
- The sandpaper theory of flow-topography interaction for multilayer shallow-water systems
- The instability of non-monotonic drag laws
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