A Coriolis Tutorial, Part 1: The Coriolis Force, Inertial and Geostrophic Motion¶
Price, J. F. A Coriolis Tutorial, Part 1: The Coriolis Force, Inertial and Geostrophic Motion: The Coriolis Force, Inertial and Geostrophic Motion.
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- Coriolis Force
- Moving the term to the opposite side of the equation, or defining the transformation in the opposite direction, changes the displayed sign but not the underlying vector relation.
This sourceDerives the rotating-frame equation, \(-2\boldsymbol{\Omega}\times\mathbf v\), perpendicular/no-work property, rotating-platform cases, inertial oscillations, and geostrophic balance. <https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/res-12-001-topics-in-fluid-dynamics-fall-2024/mitres_12_001_f24_essay3_pt1.pdf>.
- Moving the term to the opposite side of the equation, or defining the transformation in the opposite direction, changes the displayed sign but not the underlying vector relation.
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