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The Ekman spiral in primitive equations with wind-driven boundary conditions and Coriolis force
In this article we investigate the relationship of the 3D incompressible, primitive equations with wind-driven boundary conditions and Coriolis force and the Ekman spiral. We identify three distinct regimes. In the first one, we show that every solution converges exponentially fast to the Ekman spir
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