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WaveVortexModel
Home
Users guide
Introduction
Using the WVTransform
Reading and writing to file
Creating new state variables
Wavenumbers, modes, and indices
Nonlinear flux operations
WaveVortexModel NetCDF output
Mathematical introduction
Introduction
Orthogonality
The wave-vortex transformation
Class documentation
WVTransform
WVModel
Transforms
WVTransformBoussinesq
WVTransformHydrostatic
WVTransformConstantStratification
Nonlinear fluxes
WVNonlinearFluxOperation
WVNonlinearFlux
WVNonlinearFluxForced
WVNonlinearFluxQG
WVNonlinearFluxQGForced
WVNonlinearFluxWindForced
WVNonlinearFluxSpatial
Flow components
WVFlowComponent
WVPrimaryFlowComponent
WVGeostrophicComponent
WVInternalGravityWaveComponent
WVInertialOscillationComponent
WVMeanDensityAnomalyComponent
Operations & annotations
WVOperation
WVAnnotation
WVDimensionAnnotation
WVPropertyAnnotation
WVVariableAnnotation
NetCDFFile
WVGeometryDoublyPeriodic
Developers guide
Operations and variables
Design of the primary flow components
Annotations
WaveVortexModel style guide
summarizeModeEnergy
summarizeModeEnergy
List the most energetic modes
Declaration
summarizeModeEnergy
(
options
)
Parameters
n
(optional) number of modes to list
Discussion