In this paper solutions are presented in closed form for the flow due to a point source of oscillatory strength in an inviscid, rotating, stratified liquid. The solutions do not exhibit any spherical symmetry. The flow due to a steady source is deduced as a limit. © 1972 Springer-Verlag.

L. V.K.Viswanadha Sarma

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Source in a rotating stratified fluid

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A Treatise on the Theory of Bessel Functions. By G. N. Watson. 2nd edition. Pp. viii, 804. 60s. 1944. (Cambridge University Press)

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