Large-Scale Wave Breaking is a dynamical process in atmospheric fluid dynamics wherein planetary-scale waves, such as Rossby waves, undergo irreversible deformation and mixing in the troposphere or stratosphere, leading to abrupt momentum deposition and disruption of zonal flow patterns.
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E. T. Eady · Tellus · 1949 · 1.8K citations · Full text
E. T. Eady · Tellus · 1949 · 842 citations
Breaking planetary waves in the stratosphere
M. E. McIntyre, T. N. Palmer · Nature · 1983 · 791 citations
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