Boundary Layers in an Ocean Related System

In this article two regularizations of an hyperbolic model system derived from the primitive equations of the ocean (or the atmosphere) are presented. The two regularized systems converge to different limits as the regularization parameter converges to 0. Numerical approximations of these equations...

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Published in:Journal of scientific computing 2004-12, Vol.21 (3), p.405-432
Main Authors: Rousseau, A., Temam, R., Tribbia, J.
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Analysis of PDEs
Boundary layers
Convergence
Geophysics
Mathematical models
Mathematics
Numerical Analysis
Physics
Primitive equations
Regularization
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