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Tellus Volume 27, 1975 - Issue 2

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On the influence of boundary layer friction on mixed Rossby-gravity waves

James R. HoltonUniversity of Waehington, Seattle,Washington98195

Pages 107-115 | Received 31 Oct 1973, Accepted 01 Jul 1974, Published online: 15 Dec 2016

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James R. Holton. (1977) Comments on “Frictional effects on thermally forced waves”. Tellus 29:3, pages 286-286.
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Lloyd J. Shapiro. (1977) Frictional effects on thermally forced waves. Tellus 29:3, pages 264-271.
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