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A note on the lower boundary condition for Ekman flows
We show that the assumption of a stress-free boundary condition at a finite intermediate depth, namely, at the bottom of the Ekman layer, in the analysis of wind-driven ocean flows necessarily leads to an unphysical current profile. Indeed, if the $z$-derivative of the fluid velocity vanishes at a g
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