亚洲偶极子阻高与江淮梅雨

本文用１９７１—１９９１年６—７月逐日５００ hPa高度资料，计算亚洲地区（４５—７５°Ｎ、５０—１６０°Ｅ）内３个区域的阻塞指数，讨论偶极子阻高与孤立子阻高的气候特征，提出亚洲偶极子阻高是江淮梅雨期主要的西风带环流型及偶极子阻高的异常活动对１９９１年江淮特大洪水的作用；同时初步探讨偶极子阻高的垂直经向环流结构特征对江淮梅雨加强的作用。     

Interaction between a slowly moving planetary—scale dipole envelope rossby soliton and a wavenumber— two topography in a forced higher order nonlinear Schrödinger equation

A parametrically excited higher-order nonlinear Schr dinger (NLS) equation is derived to describe the interaction of a ,slowly moving planetary-scale envelope Rossby soliton for zonal wavenumber-two with a wavenumber-two topography under the LG-type dipole near-resonant condition. The numerical solution of this equation is made. It is found that in a weak background westerly wind satisfying the LG-type dipole near-resonance condition, when an incipient envelope Rossby soliton is located in the topographic trough and propagates slowly, it can be amplified through the near-resonant forcing of wavenumber-two topography and can exhibit an oscillation.However, this soliton can break up after a long time and excite a train of small amplitude waves that propagate westward. In addition, it is observed that in the soliton-topography interaction the topographically near-resonantly forced planetary-scale soliton has a slowly westward propagation, but a slowly eastward propagation after a certain time. The instantaneous total streamfunction fields of the topographically forced planetary-scale soliton are found to bear remarkable resemblance to the initiation, maintenance and decay of observed omega-type blocking high and dipole blocking. The soliton perturbation theory is used to examine the role of a wavenumber-two topography in near-resonantly forcing omega-type blocking high and dipole blocking. It can be shown that in the amplifying process of forced planetary-scale soliton, due to the inclusion of the higher order terms its group velocity gradually tends to be equal to its phase velocity so that the block envelope and carrier wave can be phase-locked at a certain time.This shows that the initiation of blocking is a transfer of amplified envelope soliton system from dispersion to nondispersion. However, there exists a reverse process during the decay of blocking. It appears that in the higher latitude regions, the planetary-scale envelope soliton-topography interaction could be regarded as a possible mechanism of the establishment of blocking.     

Introduction to asymmetric continuum: dislocations in solids and extreme phenomena in fluids

We present a new approach to the continuum theories: for solids, our version includes the asymmetric stresses, symmetric strains and antisymmetric rotations, while for fluids we take the similar assumptions but related to the respective time rates of these fields. We consider the constitutive relations and the balance laws: those related to the antisymmetric stresses are equivalent and substitute the required relations for the angular moment; a similar approach with rates of these fields is applied for fluids. The stress-dislocation relations are derived and the role of rotation motions in the fracture processes in solids is studied. A new theory of the extreme motion phenomena in fluids is developed.     

Nonlinear waves to study the evolution of collapsed soliton and its radiation

It has been shown that the Korteweg-de Vries equation, derived in inhomogeneous plasma, finds difficulty in obtaining the complete soliton solution and its propagation in plasma and thus fails to exhibit the actual nature of plasma acoustic-wave. The key here lies in the use of an approach, known as sine-Gordon method, which describes successfully soliton propagation along with its precursor. The study shows that the soliton, due to the interaction of negative ions, collapses expecting a source of soliton radiation. Moreover, inhomogeneity, along with weak ionization, effects the precursor to grow faster by generating the energy from its main soliton. The results are interesting in the light of having a parallel observation on radiation, and the formation of dip and hump solitons as similar to those observations made by the scientific satellites.     

Barotropic interaction between planetary- and synoptic-scale waves during the life cycles of blockings

1. IntroductionIn the mid--high latitudes, l' blocking flow" is an importaht part of the low--frequency variability of the atmospheric circulation. Owing to its longevity and large amplitude, a blocking flow configuration can usually cause prolonged anomalous weather situations over certain extratropical regions. Therefore, it has been a primary interest of many synoptic anddynamical meteorologists. In the past decades, the interaction of planetary waves with migratory, synoptic--scale waves h…