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Institute of Physical Oceanography
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De-xing, W., Hong-min, L., Qun, G. et al. Effects of sloping bottom on the deep cross-equatorial boundary current., Chin. J. Ocean. Limnol. 15, 65–69 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02850585
This paper reports study focusing on the effects of sloping bottom on the deep cross-equatorial boundary current
and discusses model and laboratory experiment results showing that the southward intrusion distance and flow speed of the western boundary current depend on the bottom slope variation rate
the difference between {ie65-1} and {ie65-2} ({ie65-3} and {ie65-4} are the current thickness at eastward edge and westward edge
respectively)
and the net mass transport.
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