It acts on the atmosphere and is caused by the rotation of Earth, which rotates on its axis from west to east with an angular velocity of 15 degree per hour and gives rise to an apparent force called ...
The quasi-geostrophic equations are a cornerstone in the mathematical modelling of large-scale geophysical flows, where the balance between pressure gradients and the Coriolis effect is paramount.
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