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How Do We Know about Past Lives?f oceanic thermodynamics derived in Chapter 1. A list of different forms of these equations for special cases plane (twodimensional) stationary and nonstationary problems, equations linearized relative to the state of rest and to background flow — is given here for convenience.

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Pronatalism and Women’s Equality Policiesaracteristic horizontal inhomogeneities are: bottom unevenness; horizontal inhomogeneities of the density field; and horizontal variations of the mean flows. The influence of these phenomena on internal waves’ propagation will be studied in this chapter.

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Equations of the Theory of Internal Wavesf oceanic thermodynamics derived in Chapter 1. A list of different forms of these equations for special cases plane (twodimensional) stationary and nonstationary problems, equations linearized relative to the state of rest and to background flow — is given here for convenience.

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Linear Theory of Propagation of Internal Waves in the Undisturbed Horizontally Homogeneous Oceanocean. A detailed analysis of the basic boundary value problem for amplitude functions of these internal waves for a finite depth is given in Section 3.1. Examples of solutions of the basic boundary value problem for typical vertically undisturbed density distributions in the ocean are presented in

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Shear Flow Influence on Internal Waves Propagationhe seasonal thermocline zone and may strongly influence the internal waves’ dynamics. If a characteristic period of a shear flow variation is considerably greater than the internal waves’ period and the horizontal variations are small, then the flow may be considered to be stationary and horizontall

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Basic Sources of Internal Waves Generation in the Ocean ocean’s bottom (during underwater earthquakes), by tidal forces etc.. Nonlinear mechanisms of internal waves generation, e.g., resonant interaction of surface waves for a flow over large bottom obstacles, are quite important. The generation of internal waves by oscillations of wind and atmospheric

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Propagation of Weakly Nonlinear Internal Wave Packets in the Oceansting from the viewpoint of oceanology is that of a weakly nonlinear internal wave packet with the mode structure generating velocity, density, and pressure fields which do not vanish when averaged over the wave period. In Section 9.1 the main characteristics of such fields are obtained. In Section