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Cushman-Roisin B. — Introduction to geophysical fluid dynamics
Cushman-Roisin B. — Introduction to geophysical fluid dynamics



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Íàçâàíèå: Introduction to geophysical fluid dynamics

Àâòîð: Cushman-Roisin B.

Àííîòàöèÿ:

This is the first and only introductory level text available on geophysical fluid dynamics. Emphasis is placed on physics, not mathematics and simple and complex laboratory demonstrations are featured in most chapters. Special contemporary topics, of climate dynamics and equatorial dynamics, including the greenhouse effect, global warming and southern oscillation are covered.


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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1994

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 332

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 07.03.2014

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Indirect cell      272 275—77
Inertia-gravity waves      82—83 142 197 214 287 302
Inertial framework      16 21
Inertial oscillation      22 28 30 83 93 142 256
Inertial period      22 28 81
Instability      100 147 148 153—154 228—229 236—237 250 267
Interference      299
Interior      63 116
Interior geostrophic      111 113 118
Internal energy      35 125—126
Internal radius of deformation      see "Radius of deformation"
Internal waves cause      5 143
Internal waves in geostrophic adjustment      188
Internal waves relation to dead waters      5
Internal waves scales      11
Internal waves theory      136—150
Intertropical convergence zone      291
inversion      134 163
Isobars      50 51 54
Isobaths      53 54
Jacobian operator      208
Japan      29 203 247
Jet stream      99 106 223 229 238 241 245
Jets      200—201 241—250
Jupiter      2 6—7 29 37 99 261
Jupiter radius      6 13
Jupiter rotation rate      13 29
Jupiter winds      223 262
Kelvin wave coastal internal      81 179 200
Kelvin wave coastal surface      79—82 83 90 95
Kelvin wave equatorial      287 289—290 291
Kelvin — Helmholtz instability      153 154 155 235
Kelvin's theorem      57
Kelvin, Lord      79 95
Kibel', I.A.      47
Kinetic energy in baroclinic instability      225—226
Kinetic energy in barotropic instability      97 250
Kinetic energy in convection      165—166
Kinetic energy in geostrophic adjustment      187—88
Kinetic energy in geostrophic turbulence      259—261
Kinetic energy in quasi-geostrophic dynamics      212
Kinetic energy in stratification      9 152
Kuroshio      118 203 234 277
Kuroshio bimodality      247—248
Laboratory experiments      12
Laboratory experiments dead waters      5—6
Laboratory experiments illustration of vertical rigidity      4
Lagrangian derivative      see "Advection"
Land breeze      13
Latent heat      270
Latitude      27 34
Layered models      174—179
Lee waves      see "Mountain waves"
Length scale      see also "Radius of deformation"
Length scale, definition      5—6
Length scale, fundamental scale      10 133
Length scale, using in scaling      8—9 40—43 44—45 129—133 251—252
Length scale, values      41
Lens      257
Level model      174
Linearization      77—79 98 139 147 156 195 214
Longwave radiation      268—271 278—280
Los Angeles      163
Malkus W.V.R.      108 192
Manabe, S.      277 280 281 283
Marginal ice zone      194
Margules relation      182—183 190 257
Margules, M.      183 212
Mass conservation      35 37 see
Material derivative      see "Advection"
Meandering      118 222—223 243—250
Mediterranean Sea inertial oscillations      30
Mediterranean Sea inflow-outflow      190
Mediterranean Sea internal waves      138
Mesoscaie      186
Mid-Atlantic Ridge      237
Mixed layer      160—162
Mixing cause      5
Mixing depth      154 160
Mixing horizontal      119
Mixing length      39 73
Mixing vertical      151—154
Modem      222 264
Modified radius of deformation      196
Moisture      11 12 126 137
Momentum equations formulation      33—34 38—39 42—43
Momentum equations in density coordinates      171
Momentum equations in quasi-geostrophic dynamics      207—208
Momentum equations neglect of advection      49—50 112
Momentum equations scaling      42—43 44—45
Monin — Obukhov length      160 162 165
Montgomery potential      171—172 174—178 251 253
Montgomery, R.B.      171 172 180
Mountain waves      see also "Topographic waves"
Mountain waves, scales      11
Mountain waves, theory      143—146
Multiple equilibria      247
Munk, W.H.      147 150
Nansen, F.      5 68 76
Newton's law      19 21 33 124
Nondispersive wave      83 299
Nonhydrostatic flow      139 140
North Sea      81
Northeasterlies      110 291
Norway      76 81 121 148
Numerical models      12 122 280—281
Oceanic circulation at midlatitudes      109—119 183 277
Oceanic circulation scales      11 252
Oceanic currents causes      11 109—110
Oceanic currents scales      10—11
Oceanic gyres      see "Oceanic circulation"
Orbital velocity      251 252
Orbital vorticity      244 249
Outcrop      185 198
Pacific Ocean circulation      110 118 119
Pacific Ocean Ekman pumping      74
Pacific Ocean El Nino      2 290—291
Pacific Ocean thermocline      286
Pacific Ocean upwelling      201
Pedlosky, J.      84 102 120 206 229 234 237 239
Pendulum      23—26 31
Penetrative convection      165
Period inertia      22
Period of a wave      297
Peru      290—291
Phase      294
Phase lines      295 298
Phase speed      80 86 90 141 217 297—298
Phytoplankton      194
Planetary effect      84 91
Planetary number      84 88
Planetary vorticity      210 245 see
Planetary waves analogy with baroclinic waves      227
Planetary waves analogy with topographic waves      91—93 258
Planetary waves in homogeneous fluids      83—87
Planetary waves in stratified fluids      214—219
Planetary waves in the tropics      287—290
Planetary waves radiated by vortices      257—258
Poincare waves      see "Inertia-gravity waves"
Polar coordinates      24 221 251
Polar easterlies      277
Potential density      126 128—129
potential energy      see also "Available potential energy"
Potential energy in baroclinic instability      225—226 250
Potential energy in convection      165—166
Potential energy in geostrophic adjustment      187—188
Potential energy in geostrophic turbulence      259—261
Potential energy in mixing      152 161
Potential energy in oceanic circulation      118
Potential energy in quasi-geostrophic dynamics      212—214 222 223
Potential energy modification by motions      9
Potential energy, minimum of      9
Potential temperature      128
Potential vorticity in baroclinic instability      228
Potential vorticity in geostrophic adjustment      185 197 202
Potential vorticity in homogeneous fluids      57—58 247—250
Potential vorticity in ocean circulation      113
Potential vorticity in quasi-geostrophic dynamics      209 210 228
Potential vorticity in stratified fluids      172—174
Potential vorticity in vortices      256 257
Potential vorticity in waves      91—93 96
Prandtl, L.      63
Precipitation      12 270
Pressure anomaly in vortices      253
Pressure distribution in a baroclinic wave      233
Pressure equation for large-scale circulation      114
Pressure force      34 46 251—253
Pressure measurements      12
Pressure relation to Montgomery potential      171
Progressive-vector diagram      28 30
Quasi-geostrophic dynamics      204—223 228
Quasi-geostrophic equation      209 229—230 235
Radiation measurements      12 268
Radiation solar      11 268
Radiation terrestrial      268—271 272
Radius of deformation equatorial      285
Radius of deformation external      81 83 85 89 178 217 223
Radius of deformation internal      133 178 185—186 210 218 222 228 231—232 242 251 257
Radius of deformation modified      196
Rapidly rotating fluids      49—52 58
Rayleigh equation      99 156
Rayleigh number      163
Rayleigh, Lord      95 163
Reciprocal Coriolis parameter definition      28
Reciprocal Coriolis parameter in momentum equations      33—34
Reciprocal Coriolis parameter neglect      42
Reduced gravity      175 178 242 251 255 260 286
Reduced-gravity model      177 179 195 285
Relative acceleration      18
Relative velocity      17—18
Relative vorticity      56 210 226—228 243
Reynolds number      45 72
Rhines, P.B.      220 245 261
Richardson number      157—158 162 166
Richardson, L.R.      135 158 168 224
Rigid-lid approximation      176 223
Rigidity, vertical      4—5 50 53 123
Rings      252
Robinson, A.R.      172 229 247 248 259 265
Rocky Mountains      237
Rossby number      44—45 47 49 58 66 77—78 111 118 131—133 204—205 211 243 250 251 see
Rossby radius of deformation      see "Radius of deformation"
Rossby waves      see also "Planetary waves"
Rossby waves at midlatitudes      83—87 214—219
Rossby waves, equatorial      287—289
Rossby. C.G.      47 85 173 180 186
Rotating frame of reference      17—19 33
Rotating plane      21—23
Rotating sphere      27—28
Rotating table for interpretation of Coriolis effect      23
Rotating table lab demonstration      31 32
Rotating tank curved surface      20—21
Rotating tank, experiments with      14 58 60 75 119—120 237—238
Rotating tank, potential vorticity      58
Rotating tank, vertical rigidity      4
Rotation effects      4—5
Rotation effects in stratified fluids      132—131 186
Rotation effects, importance      8—9 44 63 118
Rotation rate      8
Rotation rate Earth      8 10
Rotation rate Jupiter      13
Rotation vector      19 27
Sailing      5—6 137
Saline contraction      36
Salinity      36 37
Salt diffusion      36 39
Salt fingers      39 264
Satellite imagery      12
Scales of western boundary current      116
Scales, definition      5—8 40
Scales, density variations      7 10
Scales, dynamic pressure      45
Scales, height      7—8 10
Scales, length      5—6 10 133
Scales, relevance to geophysical fluid dynamics      1 224
Scales, time      8 40
Scales, values      41
Scales, velocity      8—9 10
Scripps Institution of Oceanography      121 122 150 203
Sea breeze      10 11 13
Seawater      12 36 39
Semicircle theorem      102 159
Shallow-water approximation      41—42 43 70
Shallow-water model      56 78 179 223
Shear horizontal      200 243
Shear instability      148 200
Shear vertical      148 182—183
Shear vorticity      244 246
Shelf-break front      242
Ship drag      see "Dead waters"
Shortwave radiation      268—271
Sloping bottom      52—53 70—72
Smog      163
Solar radiation      see "Radiation"
Solitary waves      148
Sound waves in the ocean      150
Sound waves, elimination of      37
Southeasterlies      110 291
Southern oscillation      291—292 293
Specific volume      35
Spectrum in geostrophic turbulence      220
Spectrum of internal waves      147 150
Spherical coordinates/geometry      19—20 27—28 34 84
Spiral, velocity, in Ekman layer      66 69 72
Squeezing      see "Vertical stretching/squeezing"
Static stability      124—125 128—229
Stationary meanders      223 246 247—248
Stefan — Boltzmann law      268
Stern, M.E.      235 237 264
Stommel, H.M.      4 19 20 137 118 119 122 186
Storms      183
Stratification definition      5 206
Stratification effect on Ekman layer      73
Stratification effect on oceanic circulation      118
Stratification effect on vertical motions      130
Stratification frequency analogy with rotation rate      131
Stratification frequency definition      125 128 129 139
Stratification frequency in internal waves      140
Stratification frequency in layered models      178
Stratification importance      4 5 9—10 123—124 210
Stratification scales      7—8
Streamfunction      98 209
Streamlines      50—51
Stress      34 38 68 161 see
Stretching      see "Vertical stretching/squeezing"
Subinertial waves      86 89
Sun      2 268
Superinertial waves      83
Surface displacement      78 215 see
Sverdrup flow (or transport)      114—115 117
Sverdrup unit      74 121
Sverdrup, H.U.      114 121 122 150
Sweden      47 76
Synoptic scale      186
Tahiti      292
Taylor column      53 58—59 60 131 132 142
Taylor curtains      4 14
Taylor — Goldslein equation      156
Taylor — Proudman theorem      50 58
Taylor, G.L.      4 61
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