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Geodesic vortex detection on curved surfaces: Analyzing the 2002 austral stratospheric polar vortex warming event
Geodesic vortex detection is a tool in nonlinear dynamical systems to objectively identify transient vortices with flow-invariant boundaries that defy the typical deformation found in 2-d turbulence. Initially formulated for flows on the Euclidean plane with Cartesian coordinates, we have extended t
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