Atmospheric gravity waves have been a subject of intense research activity in recent years
because of their myriad effects and their major contributions to atmospheric circulation …

Mechanism for the Generation of Secondary Waves in Wave Breaking Regions in: Journal of
the Atmospheric Sciences Volume 60 Issue 1 (2003) Jump to Content Logo Logo Logo Logo …

Recently we have begun to appreciate more fully the degree and the consequences of
variability in gravity wave (GW) forcing of the middle atmosphere. Such variability arises for a …

Gravity Wave Instability Dynamics at High Reynolds Numbers. Part I: Wave Field Evolution at
Large Amplitudes and High Frequencies in: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences Volume 66 …

Toward a Unified Theory of Gravity Wave Stability in: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences
Volume 54 Issue 22 (1997) Jump to Content Jump to Main Navigation Logo Logo Logo Logo …

Numerical Modeling of Multiscale Dynamics at a High Reynolds Number: Instabilities,
Turbulence, and an Assessment of Ozmidov and Thorpe Scales in: Journal of the …

Gravity Wave–Fine Structure Interactions. Part I: Influences of Fine Structure Form and Orientation
on Flow Evolution and Instability in: Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences Volume 70 Issue 12 …

An anelastic numerical model is employed to explore the dynamics of gravity waves (GWs)
encountering a mesosphere inversion layer (MIL) having a moderate static stability …

An anelastic numerical model is used to explore the dynamics accompanying the attainment
of large amplitudes by gravity waves (GWs) that are localized in altitude and time. GW …

Mountain wave (MW) propagation and dynamics extending into the upper mesosphere
accompanying weak forcing are examined using in situ and remote‐sensing measurements …