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Stokes mass transport by surface gravity waves is related to the often more interesting Lagrangian transport in a manner that is complicated by the earth's rotation. This paper discusses the conditions under which duration- and fetch-limited gravity wave transport will be important driving mechanisms for circulation models. Curves of duration and fetch-limited Stokes transport are given as functions of dimensionless time and fetch.
Stokes mass transport by surface gravity waves is related to the often more interesting Lagrangian transport in a manner that is complicated by the earth's rotation. This paper discusses the conditions under which duration- and fetch-limited gravity wave transport will be important driving mechanisms for circulation models. Curves of duration and fetch-limited Stokes transport are given as functions of dimensionless time and fetch.
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