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The constraints imposed by conservation of potential vorticity and hydrodynamic stability on the amplitude of Rossby waves are investigated.
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A Note on the Limits of Rossby Wave Amplitudes
Richard S. Lindzen
Richard S. Lindzen
Science Applications Inc., McLean, VA 22102 and Center for Earth and Planetary Physics, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02139
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The constraints imposed by conservation of potential vorticity and hydrodynamic stability on the amplitude of Rossby waves are investigated.
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