Coriolis Deflection
Coriolis Deflection is a geophysical phenomenon denoting the lateral deviation of moving particles or fluids in a rotating reference frame, arising from the Coriolis Force's perpendicular influence on motion relative to the Earth's surface.
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Coriolis effects in the yrast states
F.S. Stephens, R. S. Simon · Nuclear Physics A · 1972 · 544 citations
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