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Page 14: Contents1 Introduction ............
Page 22: Contentsxi3.24.4 Advanced Turbulenc
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14 2 1D Models of Ekman LayersUse o
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16 2 1D Models of Ekman Layerswhere
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18 2 1D Models of Ekman Layers2.4 T
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Chapter 3Basics of Nonhydrostatic M
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3.2 2D Vertical-Slice Modelling 23F
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3.3 Surface Gravity Waves 25where
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3.4 Nonhydrostatic Solver 27imposed
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3.4 Nonhydrostatic Solver 29Fig. 3.
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3.4 Nonhydrostatic Solver 31Fig. 3.
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3.5 Exercise 3: Short Surface Gravi
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3.6 Inclusion of Variable Density 3
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3.7 Exercise 4: Density-Driven Flow
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3.7 Exercise 4: Density-Driven Flow
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3.8 Internal Waves 45which implies
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3.9 Exercise 5: Internal Waves 47Fi
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3.10 Mechanical Turbulence 49Fig. 3
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3.11 Exercise 6: Kelvin-Helmholtz I
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3.12 Lee Waves and the Froude Numbe
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3.13 Exercise 7: Lee Waves 55case s
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3.14 Oceanic Convection 57Further e
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3.14 Oceanic Convection 59Considera
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3.15 Exercise 8: Free Convection 61
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3.15 Exercise 8: Free Convection 63
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3.16 Exercise 9: Convective Entrain
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3.17 Exercise 10: Slope Convection
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3.18 Double Diffusion 733.18.3 Doub
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3.19 Exercise 11: Double-Diffusive
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3.20 Exercise 12: Double-Diffusive
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3.21 Tilted Coordinate Systems 79Fi
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3.22 Exercise 13: Stratified Flows
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3.23 Estuaries 83The dynamic instab
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3.23 Estuaries 85instance of maximu
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3.23 Estuaries 87found underneath t
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3.24 Exercise 14: Positive Estuarie
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3.25 Exercise 15: Inverse Estuaries
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Chapter 42.5D Vertical Slice Modell
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4.1 The Basis 99to the centre of th
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4.1 The Basis 101The speed of front
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4.2 Exercise 16: Geostrophic Adjust
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4.3 Exercise 17: Tidal-Mixing Front
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4.3 Exercise 17: Tidal-Mixing Front
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4.4 Coastal Upwelling 1114.4.2 How
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4.5 Exercise 18: Coastal Upwelling
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4.6 Exercise 19: Ekman Pumping 119i
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4.6 Exercise 19: Ekman Pumping 121w
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4.6 Exercise 19: Ekman Pumping 123F
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Chapter 53D Level ModellingAbstract
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5.2 Numerical Treatment 127Vertical
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5.2 Numerical Treatment 129Fig. 5.2
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5.4 Exercise 21: Eddy Formation in
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5.4 Exercise 21: Eddy Formation in
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5.5 Exercise 22: Exchange Flow Thro
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5.7 The Thermohaline Circulation 14
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5.8 Exercise 24: The Abyssal Circul
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5.9 The Equatorial Barrier 155first
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5.9 The Equatorial Barrier 157Fig.
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5.10 Equatorial Waves 159The soluti
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5.11 The El-Niño Southern Oscillat
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5.12 Exercise 25: Simulation of an
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5.12 Exercise 25: Simulation of an
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5.13 Advanced Lateral Boundary Cond
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5.13 Advanced Lateral Boundary Cond
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5.15 Technical Information 1715.14
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174 BibliographyHelmholtz, H. L. F.
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List of Exercises2.3 Exercise 1: Th
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180 IndexCorilios parameter, 2, 9,
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