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- W2153950498 abstract "Abstract We consider a homogeneous fluid of viscosity $nu $ confined within an oblate spheroidal cavity of arbitrary eccentricity $mathcal{E}$ marked by the equatorial radius $d$ and the polar radius $d sqrt{1-mathcal{E}^2}$ with $0<mathcal{E}<1$ . The spheroidal container rotates rapidly with an angular velocity ${boldsymbol{Omega}}_0 $ about its symmetry axis and precesses slowly with an angular velocity ${boldsymbol{Omega}}_p$ about an axis that is fixed in space. It is through both topographical and viscous effects that the spheroidal container and the viscous fluid are coupled together, driving precessing flow against viscous dissipation. The precessionally driven flow is characterized by three dimensionless parameters: the shape parameter $mathcal{E}$ , the Ekman number ${mathit{Ek}}=nu /(d^2 delimiter 026A30C {boldsymbol{Omega}}_0delimiter 026A30C )$ and the Poincaré number ${mathit{Po}}=pm delimiter 026A30C {boldsymbol{Omega}}_pdelimiter 026A30C / delimiter 026A30C boldsymbol{Omega}_0delimiter 026A30C $ . We derive a time-dependent asymptotic solution for the weakly precessing flow in the mantle frame of reference satisfying the no-slip boundary condition and valid for a spheroidal cavity of arbitrary eccentricity at ${mathit{Ek}}ll 1$ . No prior assumptions about the spatial–temporal structure of the precessing flow are made in the asymptotic analysis. We also carry out direct numerical simulation for both the weakly and the strongly precessing flow in the same frame of reference using a finite-element method that is particularly suitable for non-spherical geometry. A satisfactory agreement between the asymptotic solution and direct numerical simulation is achieved for sufficiently small Ekman and Poincaré numbers. When the nonlinear effect is weak with $delimiter 026A30C {mathit{Po}}delimiter 026A30C ll 1$ , the precessing flow in an oblate spheroid is characterized by an azimuthally travelling wave without having a mean azimuthal flow. Stronger nonlinear effects with increasing $delimiter 026A30C {mathit{Po}}delimiter 026A30C $ produce a large-amplitude, time-independent mean azimuthal flow that is always westward in the mantle frame of reference. Implications of the precessionally driven flow for the westward motion observed in the Earth’s fluid core are also discussed." @default.
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