Linear theory of the effect of a sloping boundary on circulation in a homogeneous laboratory model

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1998
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Abstract
Griffiths and Veronis (1997) reported observations of the effect of a sloping boundary on the circulation in a sliced-cylinder model of wind-driven circulation in which the flow is driven by the relative rotation of the top lid. A summary of observations for the nearly linear case is given here along with the linear analysis based on the theory of a rotating homogeneous fluid. Good agreement between the two is obtained, and the (straightforward) physics of the system is described.
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Authors R. W. Griffiths, George Veronis
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Journal journal of marine research
Year 1998
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10.1357/002224098321836118
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https://doi.org/10.1357/002224098321836118
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