Geostrophic Vorticity
Geostrophic Vorticity is a meteorological quantity defined as the vertical component of vorticity associated with the geostrophic wind, derived from the curl of the geostrophic wind field and representing the local rotation of air in geostrophic balance.
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Climate Response and Fluctuation Dissipation
C. E. Leith · Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences · 1975 · 367 citations · Full text
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