Combined Effect of Topography and Rotation on Oblique Internal Solitary Wave‐Wave Interactions

Abstract Oblique interactions between internal solitary waves (ISWs) in the ocean have been frequently recorded by satellite images, nonetheless, only a limited number of studies concentrate on these phenomena, which found that both the Earth's rotation and varying topography are important factors for the underlining wave dynamics. However, the effects of rotation at different latitudes and furthermore, their combined effects with the shoaling …