Equatorial ocean response to growing and moving wind systems with application to the Atlantic

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Abstract
Etude de la reponse d'un ocean equatorial a un systeme croissant et mobile de vents zonaux. Les solutions analytiques des equations lineaires, pour une gravite reduite et dans le plan β equatorial, relatives au mouvement, dans le cadre de l'approximation des ondes longues, sont donnees pour trois fonctions de contrainte de la part des vents d'Est: fetch a developpement lineaire avec tension de vent constante; fetch a developpement lineaire avec tension arbitraire; fetch constant et tension constante, le deplacement s'effectuant vers l'Ouest. Application a l'ocean Atlantique equatorial. Discussion
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Authors Robert H. Weisberg, T. Y. Tang
Journal journal of marine research
Year 1983
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10.1357/002224083788519768
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