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Elementary Properties and Applications of the Basic Equations

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After the derivation of the basic equations of atmospheric dynamics (for dry air) in the two previous chapters, we here first discuss elementary properties, among these energy and angular-momentum conservation. Then the reasonable approximation of the primitive equations is introduced. Within this framework we finally consider simple balanced-flow configurations.

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    In the climatological mean an equilibrium is established between the three latter processes.

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Achatz, U. (2022). Elementary Properties and Applications of the Basic Equations. In: Atmospheric Dynamics. Springer Spektrum, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-63941-2_3

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