Blocking Patterns
Blocking Patterns is a large-scale, quasi-stationary midlatitude circulation regime characterized by a persistent high-amplitude anomaly in the jet stream that disrupts the normal zonal flow and blocks or diverts the usual progression of synoptic-scale weather systems.
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Blocking and anti-blocking pairs of polyhedra
D. R. Fulkerson · Mathematical Programming · 1971 · 540 citations
J. L. Pelly, Brian J. Hoskins · Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences · 2003 · 533 citations
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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