NASA NTRS · 20060037227
Scale-dependent Ocean Wave Turbulence
Abstract
Wave turbulence is a common feature of nonlinear wave motions observed when external forcing acts during a long period of time, resulting in developed spectral cascades of energy, momentum, and other conserved integrals. In the ocean, wave turbulence occurs on various scales from capillary ripples, and those of baroclinic inertia-gravity, to Rossby waves. Oceanic wave motions are discussed.
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Glazman, R. E.. 1995-08-01. Scale-dependent Ocean Wave Turbulence. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060037227
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