A new non-hydrostatic framework for the oceanic internal gravity wave spectrum formulated in horizontal wavenumber-vertical mode space that extends the Garrett-Munk model to arbitrary stratification and boundary conditions.
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Atmospheric response to Gulf Stream front shifts is strongly resolution-dependent below 50 km and NAO leads GSF shifts by 2-3 years only during 1972-2018 with non-stationary behavior linked to oceanic circulation and Rossby waves.
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Toward a Universal Framework for the Internal Gravity Wave Spectrum
A new non-hydrostatic framework for the oceanic internal gravity wave spectrum formulated in horizontal wavenumber-vertical mode space that extends the Garrett-Munk model to arbitrary stratification and boundary conditions.
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Ocean-atmosphere interaction at the Gulf Stream sea surface temperature front: variability and impacts on midlatitude atmospheric circulation
Atmospheric response to Gulf Stream front shifts is strongly resolution-dependent below 50 km and NAO leads GSF shifts by 2-3 years only during 1972-2018 with non-stationary behavior linked to oceanic circulation and Rossby waves.