The Lagrangian nature of fingering convection
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- A general criterion for the release of background potential energy through double diffusion
- A model for staircase formation in fingering convection
- Collective instability of salt fingers
- Double-diffusive convection
- Double-diffusive convection at low Prandtl number
- Double-diffusive finger convection: influence of concentration at fixed buoyancy ratio
- Dynamics of fingering convection. I. Small-scale fluxes and large-scale instabilities
- Equilibrium salt-fingering convection
- Finite-amplitude salt fingers in a vertically bounded layer
- Non-Gaussian buoyancy statistics in fingering convection
- On a salt fingers model
- On the collective instability of salt fingers
- Scaling laws and flow structures of double diffusive convection in the finger regime
- The double-diffusive modon
- The secondary instability of salt fingers
- The stability of long steady three-dimensional salt fingers to long-wavelength perturbations
- The stability of long, steady, two-dimensional salt fingers
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