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Definition
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Kelvin–Helmholtz instability is the name given, since the 1940s, to an instability of a shear layer in a fluid, which is the mechanism of many phenomena observed in the atmosphere and oceans
(en)Created: 9/13/21
Broader concept
- instability (en)
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