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Thermally damped quasi-geostrophic mountain wave

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Thermal damping makes the vertical wavenumber of a stationary topographic Rossby wave complex. A vertically propagating wave then decays while oscillating, whereas an inviscidly evanescent disturbance acquires both decay and phase tilt; both can exert wave drag.

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