Non-acceleration theorem in a primitive equation system is developed to investigate the influences of waves on the mean flow variation against external forcing. Numerical results show that mechanical forcing overwhelm...Non-acceleration theorem in a primitive equation system is developed to investigate the influences of waves on the mean flow variation against external forcing. Numerical results show that mechanical forcing overwhelms thermal forcing in maintaining the mean flow in which the internal mechanical forcing associated with horizontal eddy flux of momentum plays the most important roles. Both internal forcing and external forcing are shown to be active and at the first place for the mean flow variations, whereas the forcing-induced mean meridional circulation is passive and secondary. It is also shown that the effects on mean flow of external mechanical forcing are concentrated in the lower troposphere, whereas those due to wave-mean flow interaction are more important in the upper troposphere. These act together and result in the vertically easterly shear in low latitudes and westerly shear in mid-latitudes. This vertical shear of mean flow is to some extent weakened by thermal forcing.展开更多
Updated 2013 （see the various sections for authors）.34.1. Introduction Non-accelerator experiments have become increasingly important in particle physics. These include classical cosmic ray experiments, neutrino osc...Updated 2013 （see the various sections for authors）.34.1. Introduction Non-accelerator experiments have become increasingly important in particle physics. These include classical cosmic ray experiments, neutrino oscillation measurements, and searches for double-beta decay, dark matter candidates, and magnetic monopoles.展开更多
It is proved in this paper that NWP systematic forecast errors in the zonal mean circulation are due to the difference in westerly acceleration process during the forecasting period between model and real atmospheres....It is proved in this paper that NWP systematic forecast errors in the zonal mean circulation are due to the difference in westerly acceleration process during the forecasting period between model and real atmospheres. Those forcing factors which evoke the zonal mean wind variation can be split into various linear terms according to the non-acceleration theorem in a primitive equation system,By applying this tech- nique to the diagnosis of the forecast produets of the T42L9 model in January 1992 and in July 1992, it is indicated that the model has the ability to forecast the zonal mean wind to a reasonable extent, but there are still some errors in several places,especially in the upper troposphere and lower strato- sphere in the mid-latitude region as well as near the surface.The results of analysis by employing this scheme reveal the reason responsible for the systematic forecast errors of the zonal mean wind in the model and the possible way of improving it. It is also shown that non-acceleration theorem can be used as an efficient tool to diagnose the physical processes of NWP models.展开更多
基金Research Project No.[75-09-01] on medium-range numerical weather forecasts.
文摘Non-acceleration theorem in a primitive equation system is developed to investigate the influences of waves on the mean flow variation against external forcing. Numerical results show that mechanical forcing overwhelms thermal forcing in maintaining the mean flow in which the internal mechanical forcing associated with horizontal eddy flux of momentum plays the most important roles. Both internal forcing and external forcing are shown to be active and at the first place for the mean flow variations, whereas the forcing-induced mean meridional circulation is passive and secondary. It is also shown that the effects on mean flow of external mechanical forcing are concentrated in the lower troposphere, whereas those due to wave-mean flow interaction are more important in the upper troposphere. These act together and result in the vertically easterly shear in low latitudes and westerly shear in mid-latitudes. This vertical shear of mean flow is to some extent weakened by thermal forcing.
文摘Updated 2013 （see the various sections for authors）.34.1. Introduction Non-accelerator experiments have become increasingly important in particle physics. These include classical cosmic ray experiments, neutrino oscillation measurements, and searches for double-beta decay, dark matter candidates, and magnetic monopoles.
文摘It is proved in this paper that NWP systematic forecast errors in the zonal mean circulation are due to the difference in westerly acceleration process during the forecasting period between model and real atmospheres. Those forcing factors which evoke the zonal mean wind variation can be split into various linear terms according to the non-acceleration theorem in a primitive equation system,By applying this tech- nique to the diagnosis of the forecast produets of the T42L9 model in January 1992 and in July 1992, it is indicated that the model has the ability to forecast the zonal mean wind to a reasonable extent, but there are still some errors in several places,especially in the upper troposphere and lower strato- sphere in the mid-latitude region as well as near the surface.The results of analysis by employing this scheme reveal the reason responsible for the systematic forecast errors of the zonal mean wind in the model and the possible way of improving it. It is also shown that non-acceleration theorem can be used as an efficient tool to diagnose the physical processes of NWP models.
