Impact of centrifugal buoyancy on strato-rotational
instability
Lopez, Juan M. and Marques, F.
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| (a) T, figure 5(a). |
Supplementary movie 1. Animations of the two rotating waves
found neglecting centrifugal buoyancy: the centrosymmetric rotating
wave at Re=6150 and the reflection symmetric rotating wave at Re=6250.
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| (a) T, figure 6(a). |
Supplementary movie 2. Animation of the rotating wave
accounting for centrifugal buoyancy, at Re=6100.
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| (a) Figure 12(a). |
Supplementary movie 3. Animation of the modulated rotating wave
accounting for centrifugal buoyancy, at Re=6500, shown both in the
inertial (laboratory) and the rotating frames of reference.
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| (a) Figure 12(a). |
Supplementary movie 4. Animation of the 3-frequency modulated rotating wave accounting for centrifugal buoyancy, at Re=6510, shown both in the inertial (laboratory) and the rotating frames of reference.