Vortex tori above bottom perturbations in a rotating fluid
Abstract In this study, a model that describes one of the mechanisms of diapycnal mixing in topographic vortices above seamounts in the Ocean is presented. It is known that topographic eddies are described in the quasi-geostrophic approximation; i.e., vertical velocities are considered to be negligi...
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