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Hamiltonian balance models: derivation, structure, and analysis

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Mathematics for the Fluid Earth

I will give an overview on balance models within the simplified > setting of the rotating shallow water equations, explain their Hamiltonian > structure, derivation via variational principles, and analytical properties.

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