Raymond Pierrehumbert FRS: Publications

On High-Drag States of Nonlinear Stratified Flow over an Obstacle

Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences American Meteorological Society 45:1 (1988) 63-80

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JT Bacmeister, RT Pierrehumbert

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External Rossby Waves in the Two-Layer Model

Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences American Meteorological Society 44:20 (1987) 2924-2933

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R Lee Panetta, Isaac M Held, Raymond T Pierrehumbert

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Comment on ‘‘Richardson criteria for stratified vortex motions under gravity’’ [Phys. Fluids 2 9 , 368 (1986)]

The Physics of Fluids AIP Publishing 30:4 (1987) 1231-1232

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SJ Lin, RT Pierrehumbert

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Universal short-wave instability of two-dimensional eddies in an inviscid fluid.

Physical review letters 57:17 (1986) 2157-2159

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Spatially amplifying modes of the Charney baroclinic-instability problem

Journal of Fluid Mechanics Cambridge University Press (CUP) 170 (1986) 293-317

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On High-Drag States of Nonlinear Stratified Flow over an Obstacle

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External Rossby Waves in the Two-Layer Model

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Comment on ‘‘Richardson criteria for stratified vortex motions under gravity’’ [Phys. Fluids 2 9 , 368 (1986)]

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Universal short-wave instability of two-dimensional eddies in an inviscid fluid.

Spatially amplifying modes of the Charney baroclinic-instability problem

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On High-Drag States of Nonlinear Stratified Flow over an Obstacle

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External Rossby Waves in the Two-Layer Model

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Comment on ‘‘Richardson criteria for stratified vortex motions under gravity’’ [Phys. Fluids 2 9 , 368 (1986)]

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Universal short-wave instability of two-dimensional eddies in an inviscid fluid.

Spatially amplifying modes of the Charney baroclinic-instability problem