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Large-scale dynamics of equatorial thermal spots
For a model of a thin spherical layer of an incompressible rotating fluid subjected to the action of Coriolis and buoyancy forces, both analytical solutions in the form of stationary thermal spots moving along the equator and self-similar solutions are found. The influence of the parameters determin
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