Titlebook: Observations and Dynamics of Circulations in the North Indian Ocean; Julian P. McCreary,Satish R. Shetye Textbook 2023 The Editor(s) (if a

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Ocean Forcing and the Surface Mixed Layers. They drive circulations in the surface mixed layer (ML) of the ocean, which in turn force deeper circulations. We review each of these forcings, and discuss their impacts on ML properties in both the real ocean and ML models. One impact of evaporation and freshwater input is that the ML thickness

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Ocean Circulationsecords, daily sea level, monthly drifter data, etc.). We begin by reviewing the NIO’s water masses, which provide a picture of its mean flow and overturning circulations. Then, we discuss the annual cycle of upper-ocean circulations in geographically distinct locations: the southern hemisphere, equa

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Overviewocess being very prominent in the NIO owing to the variability of monsoon winds. In this overview chapter, we review general properties of all waves: their spatial structure, phase, and phase velocity; dispersion relation; group velocities in uniform and slowly-varying media; and the impact of dampi

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Midlatitude Wavesy waves is derived when the Coriolis parameter . is constant, and under a realistic restriction it is shown to be valid even when . varies. The concepts of critical frequency . and critical latitude . are introduced. Kelvin waves are found along both zonal and meridional coasts. Along a meridional c

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Overview: the equations solved, boundary and initial conditions imposed, and forcing structures used. Then, it reviews mathematical concepts involved in finding many of the solutions: the Dirac .-function and its properties, and Fourier and Laplace transforms. To conclude, solution methods used in later cha