INSTABILITY OF ROTATIONAL AND GRAVITATIONAL MODES OF OSCILLATION

The problem of dynamic stability of small amplitude motions on a two-fluid system with a free surface is considered. For the case of no rotation the character of the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability is remarkably different as compared to systems where the external gravitational modes are absent either t...

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Main Authors: Simons,T. J, Rao,Desiraju B
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ATMOSPHERIC MOTION
Atmospheric Physics
Fluid Mechanics
GRAVITY
HYDRODYNAMICS
INTERACTIONS
MATHEMATICAL MODELS
OSCILLATION
STABILITY
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OSCILLATION
STABILITY
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