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Is a single layer sigma-coordinate equation, mathematically equivalent to 2D-SWE? |
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August 13, 2015, 23:10 |
Is a single layer sigma-coordinate equation, mathematically equivalent to 2D-SWE?
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Nima Jedari Attari
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Hi
I have a mathematical question. Is a single layer system using sigma-coordinate equation, mathematically equivalent to 2D-Shallow Water Equation? IF the answer is yes, then can someone tell me how exactly these equations can interchange? (I mean a mathematical proof) or recommend me a relevant link to find my answer there? Thanks in advance. |
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2-d, equivalent mathematically, shallow water equations, sigma-coordinate, single layer |
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