Abstract
The response of a stratified, semi-infinite equatorial ocean, bounded by a zonal coast close to the equator, to forcing at a given frequency and zonal wavenumber, is considered. If the coast is distant from the equator, the vertically propagating waves that are excited could include an infinite set of inertia-gravity waves, a finite set of Rossby waves, a Rossby-gravity wave and a coastally or equatorially trapped Kelvin wave....
Recommended Citation
Philander, S. G.. 1977. "The effects of coastal geometry on equatorial waves (forced waves in the Gulf of Guinea)." Journal of Marine Research 35, (3). https://elischolar.library.yale.edu/journal_of_marine_research/1404
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