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Vortex Stability in the Thermal Quasi-Geostrophic Dynamics

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By Xavier Carton, Yan Barabinot, Guillaume Roullet
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This version is not peer-reviewed. Xavier Carton  *,Yan Barabinot,Guillaume Roullet Xavier Carton  *,Yan Barabinot,Guillaume Roullet This version is not peer-reviewed. The stability of a circular vortex is studied in the thermal quasi-geostrophic (TQG) model. Several radial distributions of vorticity and of buoyancy (temperature) are considered for the mean flow. First, the linear stability of these vortices is addressed.
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Defining Mesoscale Eddies Boundaries From In‐Situ Data and a Theoretical Framework

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By Sabrina Speich, Xavier Carton, Yan Barabinot
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1 Introduction Mesoscale eddies are ubiquitous in the ocean and have been observed by satellite and sparse in-situ measurements for several decades. They are defined as relatively long-lived horizontal recirculations of seawater on a spatial scale close to one or a few deformation radii and smaller than the Rhines scale (Rhines, 1975).
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