An Experimental Study of Wave Dispersion in a Differentially Heated Rotating Fluid Annulus with a Radially Sloping Bottom

Baroclinic waves in a rotating fluid annulus with a downward sloping bottom in the radial direction and with a free upper surface have been studied experimentally. Dispersive wave flows due to the effect of the depth variation (the topographic β-effect) have been observed and analyzed with special a...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Journal of the Meteorological Society of Japan 2003, Vol.81(5), pp.951-962
Hauptverfasser:	TAMAKI, Katsumi, UKAJI, Kazuo
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