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Integrability of truncated Hugoniot–Maslov chains for trajectories of mesoscale vortices on shallow water
S. Yu. Dobrokhotov A. Ishlinsky Institite for Problems in Mechanics, Russian Academy of Sciences
Abstract:
The problem of trajectories of “large” (mesoscale) shallow-water vortices manifests integrability properties. The Maslov hypothesis states that such vortices can be generated using solutions with weak pointlike singularities of the type of the square root of a quadratic form; such square-root singular solutions may describe the propagation of mesoscale vortices in the atmosphere (typhoons and cyclones). Such solutions are necessarily described by infinite systems of ordinary differential equations (chains) in the Taylor coefficients of solutions in the vicinities of singularities. A proper truncation of the “vortex chain” for a shallow-water system is a system of 17 nonlinear equations. This system becomes the Hill equation when the Coriolis force is constant and almost becomes the physical pendulum equations when the Coriolis force depends on the latitude. In a rough approximation, we can then explicitly describe possible trajectories of mesoscale vortices, which are analogous to oscillations of a rotating solid body swinging on an elastic thread.
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Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, 2000, 125:3, 1724–1741
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Received: 29.05.2000 Revised: 03.07.2000
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S. Yu. Dobrokhotov, “Integrability of truncated Hugoniot–Maslov chains for trajectories of mesoscale vortices on shallow water”, TMF, 125:3 (2000), 491–518; Theoret. and Math. Phys., 125:3 (2000), 1724–1741
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Dobrokhotov, SY, “Proof of Maslov's conjecture about the structure of weak point singular solutions of the shallow water equations”, Russian Journal of Mathematical Physics, 8:1 (2001), 25
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E. S. Semenov, “Hugoniót–Maslov Conditions for Vortex Singular Solutions of the Shallow Water Equations”, Math. Notes, 71:6 (2002), 825–835
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Dobrokhotov, SY, “On the Hamiltonian property of the truncated Hugoniot-Maslov chain for trajectories of mesoscale vortices”, Doklady Mathematics, 65:3 (2002), 453
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S. Yu. Dobrokhotov, E. S. Semenov, B. Tirozzi, “Calculation of Integrals of the Hugoniot–Maslov Chain for Singular Vortical Solutions of the Shallow-Water Equation”, Theoret. and Math. Phys., 139:1 (2004), 500–512
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