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Rapid-rotation slow magneto-Coriolis branch (ωs2​∼a2(K2a2−Hh2)/(4Ω2kz2​))

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For fixed wavevector with kz​=0, fixed nonzero Alfvén frequency a, and ∣Ω∣→∞, the two roots in X=ω2 of the stratified magneto-Coriolis wave polynomial have Xf​∼4Ω2kz2​/K2 and the displayed slow root. This follows from the sum of roots being 4Ω2kz2​/K2+O(1) and their product being a2(K2a2−Hh2)/K2. The slow branch is oscillatory for K2a2>Hh2 and growing or decaying for the reversed inequality. At equality its frequency vanishes and the original stationary equations must be used.

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