Solitary waves under curved topography and beta approximation
Jiaqi Zhang, Liangui Yang, Ruigang Zhang
Abstract
Jiaqi Zhang, Liangui Yang, Ruigang Zhang
Abstract
In this paper, the mechanisms of excitation and propagation of nonlinear Rossby waves are investigated by the approach of topographic balance under the beta approximation for the first time. Using time-space elongation transformation and perturbation expansion method, a Korteweg–de Vries model equation for topographic Rossby wave amplitude is derived. The influences of topography parameters on Rossby solitary waves are discussed through qualitative and quantitative analysis.
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In this paper, the mechanisms of excitation and propagation of nonlinear Rossby waves are investigated by the approach of topographic balance under the beta approximation for the first time. Using time-space elongation transformation and perturbation expansion method, a Korteweg–de Vries model equation for topographic Rossby wave amplitude is derived. The influences of topography parameters on Rossby solitary waves are discussed through qualitative and quantitative analysis.
Key concepts: Rossby wave, Physics, Amplitude, Perturbation (astronomy), Nonlinear system, Classical mechanics, Mathematical analysis, BETA (programming language)