SIMULATIONS OF AN OBSERVED STRATOSPHERIC WARMING WITH QUASIGEOSTROPHIC REFRACTIVE-INDEX AS A MODEL DIAGNOSTIC

QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY 108:457 (1982) 475-502

Authors:

N BUTCHART, SA CLOUGH, TN PALMER, PJ TREVELYAN

ASPECTS OF STRATOSPHERIC SUDDEN WARMINGS STUDIED FROM A TRANSFORMED EULERIAN-MEAN VIEWPOINT

JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-OCEANS 86:NC10 (1981) 9679-9687

DIAGNOSTIC STUDY OF A WAVENUMBER-2 STRATOSPHERIC SUDDEN WARMING IN A TRANSFORMED EULERIAN-MEAN FORMALISM

JOURNAL OF THE ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 38:4 (1981) 844-855

Gravitational energy-momentum: The Einstein pseudotensor reexamined

General Relativity and Gravitation 12:2 (1980) 149-154

Abstract:

By using a suitable two-point scalar field, a covariant formulation of the Einstein pseudotensor is given. A unique choice of scalar field is made possible by examining the role of linear and angular momentum in their correct geometric context. It is shown that, contrary to many text-book statements, linear momentum is not generated by infinitesimal coordinate transformations on space-time. Use is made of the nonintersecting lifted geodesies on the tangent bundle, TM, to space-time, to define a globally regular three-dimensional Lagrangian submanifold of TM, relative to an observer at some point z in space-time. By integrating over this submanifold rather than a necessarily singular spacelike hypersurface, gravitational linear and angular momentum, relative to z, are defined, and shown to have sensible physical properties. © 1980 Plenum Publishing Corporation.

OBSERVATION AND SIMULATION OF A STRATOSPHERIC SUDDEN WARMING

GEOPHYSICAL JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 61:1 (1980) 222-222

Authors:

TN PALMER, SA CLOUGH