Irrotational Flow is a type of fluid flow, within the broader class of incompressible and inviscid flows, distinguished by the condition that the curl of the velocity field is identically zero at every point in the domain, implying the local absence of vorticity and rotational motion.
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Potential Vorticity Diagnostics of Cyclogenesis
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