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Development of boundary layer rolls from dynamic instabilities
D. J. Stensrud
, H. N. Shirer
Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
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Boundary Layer
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Dynamic Instability
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Atmospheric Boundary Layer
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Inflection Point
100%
Wind Profile
100%
Three-dimensional (3D)
50%
Flow Model
50%
Reynolds number
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Aspect Ratio
50%
Simple Analytical Model
50%
Large Animal Model
50%
Eddies
50%
Orientation Angle
50%
Background Wind
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Fourier Coefficients
50%
Instability Mechanism
50%
Angle Ratio
50%
Height-dependent
50%
Engineering
Boundary Layer
100%
Dynamic Instability
100%
Inflection Point
66%
Rotational
33%
Analytical Model
33%
Reynolds' Number
33%
Instability Mechanism
33%
Fourier Coefficient
33%
Angle of Orientation
33%
Aspect Ratio
33%
Mathematics
Boundary Layer
100%
Inflection Point
66%
Polynomial
33%
Linear Models
33%
Aspect-Ratio
33%
Observed Value
33%
Fourier Coefficient
33%
Reynolds Number
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Boundary Layer
100%
Wind Profile
100%
Inflection Point
66%
Reynolds Number
33%