HAL (France)
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Effect of surface boundary conditions on heat transport and geostrophic balance in simulations of baroclinic waves in confined domains
Abstract In the atmosphere, baroclinic eddies are the major agents of poleward heat transport. Climate variations can impact the meridional and vertical temperature gradient and thus the baroclinic eddy heat transfer. Here, we numerically investigate the impact of a changing upper boundary condition
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