A study of the mechanism of internal gravity wave generation by quasigeostrophic meteorological motions

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Geostrophic Wind, Gravity Waves, Internal Waves, Pressure Distribution, Wave Generation, Wind Profiles, Atmospheric Pressure, Coriolis Effect, Meteoroid Showers, Steady State

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Numerous experiments on the detection of atmospheric waves in the frequency range from acoustic to planetary at meteor heights have revealed that important wave sources are meteorological processes in the troposphere (cyclones, atmospheric fronts, jet streams, etc.). A dynamical theory based on the others work include describing the adaptation of meteorological fields to the geostropic equilibrium state. According to this theory, wave motions appear as a result of constant competition between the maladjustment of the wind and pressure fields due to nonlinear effects and the tendency of the atmosphere to establish a quasi-geostrophic equilibrium of these fields. These meteorological fields are discussed.

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