Stratified Shear Flows is a fluid dynamical phenomenon characterized by the presence of density stratification interacting with velocity gradients, where the stabilizing effect of buoyancy competes with the destabilizing effect of shear, leading to complex turbulence and mixing processes in geophysical and engineering flows.
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