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The general thermal circulation in equatorial regions
An approximation valid near the equator is developed for a model of the general thermal circulation. The existence of equatorial effects is related to the vanishing of the Coriolis parameter, and the equatorial approximation is related to the mid-latitude circulation. Qualitative features of the solutions are discussed.