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A flow field describing an atmospheric flow (i.e., a weather pattern) is described by the velocity field
V=-Ky2πx2+y2i+Kx2π(x2+y2)j
where K=105 m2/s and the x and y coordinate directions are parallel to the latitude and longitude lines, respectively.
First, plot the y-component of the velocity when y=0 and -1 km<x<1 km, but exclude the region near the origin (-100 m<x<100 m). What is the x-component of the velocity in this same range?
Second, plot the x-component of the velocity when x=0 and -1 km<y<1 km, but exclude the region near the origin (-100 m<y<100 m). What is the y-component of the velocity in this same range?
Obtain an expression for the magnitude of the velocity vector as a function of position x and y. Can you simplify this result any further by recognizing that r,the distance from the origin, can be expressed as r2=x2+y2?
What kind of weather pattern do you think this velocity field represents?
1.2
For the atmospheric flow field above, determine an expression for the acceleration a and evaluate it at the following (x,y) coordinates: (-250 m, 0), (250 m ,0), (0,-250 m), (0, 250 m), and (0,0).
1.3
For the atmospheric flow field above, determine an expression for the dilation rate ∇⋅V and vorticity ∇×V.
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