The non-linear transient response of a continuously stratified, baroclinic ocean to stationary and transitory axially-symmetric atmospheric cyclones

The non-linear transient response of a continuously stratified, baroclinic ocean to stationary and transitory axially-symmetric atmospheric cyclones

by Kent D. Gilbert

Part of [Rand Corporation. Paper] -- P-5236

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