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Invited Speakers
- R. K. Scott (Univ. St Andrews)
Zonal jet formation by potential vorticity mixing at large and small scales- L. M. Smith (Univ. Wisconsin)
On the role of near resonances for the formation of jets and vortices in geophysical flows- E. Kartaschova (J. Kepler University)
Exact resonant triads of Rossby waves as a basic model for intra-seasonal oscillations in the Earth's atmosphere- W. R. Young (Scripps Inst. Oceanography)
Zonostrophic Instability- T. G. Shepherd (Univ. Reading)
Complexities of the atmospheric jet stream- E. Dormy (Ecole Normale Superieure)
Zonal flows, dipole collapse and dynamo waves in numerical dynamos- A. S. Brun (CEA-Saclay)
- G. I. Ogilvie (Univ. Cambridge)
The evolution of warped astrophysical discs due to angular-momentum transport and unstable internal waves- M. Heimpel (Univ. Alberta)
The depth and structure of zonal flow from numerical models of giant planets- J. Aurnou (UCLA)
Experimental studies of turbulent rotating convection systems- P. Williams (Univ. Reading)
Numerical Simulation of banded jets in the laboratory- D. R. Durran (Univ. Washington)
Estimating the response of mid-latitude orographic precipitation to global warming- G. K. Vallis (GFDL/Princeton Univ)
Zonal jets and equatorial superrotation in terrestrial atmospheres