AN EXAMPLE OF 2-MODE INTERACTION IN A 3-LAYER MODEL OF BAROCLINIC INSTABILITY
A three-layer model of baroclinic instability on a β-plane with Ekman layers on the interfaces and upper and lower bounding surfaces, is shown to support 2 unstable modes, having the same wavenumber but different phase speeds, on the stability boundary, when the basic state comprises non-linear shea...
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description | A three-layer model of baroclinic instability on a β-plane with Ekman layers on the interfaces and upper and lower bounding surfaces, is shown to support 2 unstable modes, having the same wavenumber but different phase speeds, on the stability boundary, when the basic state comprises non-linear shear and density profiles. Evolution equations are derived using multiple scales and are shown to transform to the canonical equations for a co-dimension 2 double Hopf bifurcation. The implications of this are discussed. © 1982. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:0fa72b2a-6eff-401a-a9b0-459c39b5ac0a2022-03-26T09:52:19ZAN EXAMPLE OF 2-MODE INTERACTION IN A 3-LAYER MODEL OF BAROCLINIC INSTABILITYJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:0fa72b2a-6eff-401a-a9b0-459c39b5ac0aEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1982Moroz, IBrindley, JA three-layer model of baroclinic instability on a β-plane with Ekman layers on the interfaces and upper and lower bounding surfaces, is shown to support 2 unstable modes, having the same wavenumber but different phase speeds, on the stability boundary, when the basic state comprises non-linear shear and density profiles. Evolution equations are derived using multiple scales and are shown to transform to the canonical equations for a co-dimension 2 double Hopf bifurcation. The implications of this are discussed. © 1982. |
spellingShingle | Moroz, I Brindley, J AN EXAMPLE OF 2-MODE INTERACTION IN A 3-LAYER MODEL OF BAROCLINIC INSTABILITY |
title | AN EXAMPLE OF 2-MODE INTERACTION IN A 3-LAYER MODEL OF BAROCLINIC INSTABILITY |
title_full | AN EXAMPLE OF 2-MODE INTERACTION IN A 3-LAYER MODEL OF BAROCLINIC INSTABILITY |
title_fullStr | AN EXAMPLE OF 2-MODE INTERACTION IN A 3-LAYER MODEL OF BAROCLINIC INSTABILITY |
title_full_unstemmed | AN EXAMPLE OF 2-MODE INTERACTION IN A 3-LAYER MODEL OF BAROCLINIC INSTABILITY |
title_short | AN EXAMPLE OF 2-MODE INTERACTION IN A 3-LAYER MODEL OF BAROCLINIC INSTABILITY |
title_sort | example of 2 mode interaction in a 3 layer model of baroclinic instability |
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