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On the Solar Differential Rotation and Meridional Currents

W. J. Cocke

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The solar differential rotation, and large-scale meridional currents are investigated with the axially symmetric, time-independent hydrodynamic equations of motion, including anisotropic convective viscosity forces. The

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The solar differential rotation, and large-scale meridional currents are investigated with the axially symmetric, time-independent hydrodynamic equations of motion, including anisotropic convective viscosity forces. The

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The solar differential rotation, and large-scale meridional currents are investigated with the axially symmetric, time-independent hydrodynamic equations of motion, including anisotropic convective viscosity forces. The

Key concepts: Physics, Differential rotation, Solar rotation, Meridional flow, Zonal and meridional, Rotation (mathematics), Astronomy, Solar physics

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