The Easterly Jet Stream in the TropicsFootnote^*
* This research was performed under contracts between the Office of Naval Research and The University of Chicago, while the writer was on leave of absence at The University of Chicago.

P. KoteswaramMeteorological Office, Calcutta Airport

Pages 43-57 | Received 02 Feb 1957, Published online: 15 Dec 2016

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The Easterly Jet Stream in the TropicsFootnote^*
* This research was performed under contracts between the Office of Naval Research and The University of Chicago, while the writer was on leave of absence at The University of Chicago.