On a geophysical inviscid vortex
Author:
Robert A. Granger
Journal:
Quart. Appl. Math. 40 (1982), 339-346
MSC:
Primary 86A35
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1090/qam/678205
MathSciNet review:
678205
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Abstract: We investigate the special case of an inviscid axisymmetric vortex rotating steadily in an atmosphere having an adiabatic lapse rate. We show that the analytic solution of the governing equations depends on the source strength of the vortex. The technique used is based largely on an unpublished report of Lilly [1].
D. K. Lilly, Tornado dynamics, NCAR Manuscript 69–117 (1969)
R. A. Granger, A steady axisymmetric vortex flow, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics 3, 45–88, (1972)
M. G. Hall, Progress in aeronautical sciences 7 1966)
D. K. Lilly, Tornado dynamics, NCAR Manuscript 69–117 (1969)
R. A. Granger, A steady axisymmetric vortex flow, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics 3, 45–88, (1972)
M. G. Hall, Progress in aeronautical sciences 7 1966)
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