Gurski, K.
and Pego, R.
(2001),
Normal Modes for a Stratified Viscous fluid Layer, Royal Society of Edinburgh
(Accessed December 26, 2024)
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Normal Modes for a Stratified Viscous fluid Layer
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, R L. Pego
Abstract
We consider internal gravity waves in a stratified fluid layer with rigid horizontal boundaries and periodic boundary conditions on the sides at constant temperature with a small constant viscosity, modeled using the incompressible Navier-Stokes equations. Using operator-theoretic methods to study the damping rates of internal waves, we prove there are non-oscillatory wave modes with arbitrarily small damping rates. We provide an asymptotic approximation for these non-oscillatory modes. Additionally we find that the eigenvalues for damped oscillations are in an explicitly describable half ring.Citation
Royal Society of Edinburgh
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Journals
Keywords
incompressible, internal waves, normal modes, stratified viscous
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Created February 2, 2001, Updated June 2, 2021