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Thermally driven cross-shore flows in stratified basins: a review on the thermal siphon dynamics
The sloping boundaries of stratified aquatic systems, such as lakes, are crucial environmental dynamic zones. While the role of sloping boundaries as energy dissipation hotspots is well established, their contribution to triggering large-scale motions has received less attention. This review delves
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