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On large-scale wind-drift ocean currents: An asymptotic approach in spherical coordinates
Starting from the Navier--Stokes equations in rotating spherical coordinates with depth-varying density and eddy viscosity, we derive an asymptotic model describing non-equatorial wind-generated ocean drift currents. Our approach allows for large-scale flows that cannot be captured by classical tang
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