Convective Momentum Transport and Upscale Interactions in the MJO
As already discussed, the tropical atmosphere harbours a scale hierarchy of convective wave disturbances that are often embedded in each other like Russian dolls, evolving on a wide spectrum of scales ranging from the individual cloud cell diameter to the
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Mathematics of Planet Earth Volume 3
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Boualem Khouider Mathematics and Statistics University of Victoria Victoria, BC, Canada
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