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Rapidly rotating internally heated convection: bounds on long-time averages
Convection on geophysical and astrophysical scales is subject to rapid rotation and strong heating from within the domain. In studying the long-time behaviour of the solutions for such a system, energy identities fail to capture the effects of rotation because the Coriolis force does no work, and ra
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