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• Coriolis force
  ...ion.PNG|right|200px|Wind driven by a pressure gradient is deflected by the Coriolis force, most at the poles and changing sign when crossing the equator.}} ...enced by an object traversing a path in a rotating frame of reference. The Coriolis force is proportional to the object's speed, to the frame's rate of rotation, and
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• Coriolis force/Definition
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• Coriolis force/Bibliography
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• Coriolis force/Related Articles
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• Coriolis force/External Links
  *{{cite web |title=Coriolis force |publisher=Department of Atmospheric Sciences: University of Illinois |work *{{cite journal |title=How do we understand the Coriolis force? |author= Anders Persson |url=http://www.aos.princeton.edu/WWWPUBLIC/gkv/hi
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• Coriolis
  {{rpl|Coriolis force}}
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• Gustave-Gaspard Coriolis/Definition
  ...French physicist best known for the [[inertial force]] called after him ([[Coriolis force]]).
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• Coriolis force/External Links
  *{{cite web |title=Coriolis force |publisher=Department of Atmospheric Sciences: University of Illinois |work *{{cite journal |title=How do we understand the Coriolis force? |author= Anders Persson |url=http://www.aos.princeton.edu/WWWPUBLIC/gkv/hi
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• Gustave-Gaspard Coriolis
  ...inertial forces are the [[centrifugal force]] and the [[Euler force]]. The Coriolis force plays an important role in [[meteorology]], [[ballistics]], and [[oceanogra
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• Classical mechanics/Related Articles
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• Foucault pendulum/Related Articles
  {{r|Coriolis force}}
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• Inertial forces/Related Articles
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• Coriolis effect
  ''For the inertial force in a rotating frame, see [[Coriolis force]].'' ===Role of Coriolis force===
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• Centrifugal force/Related Articles
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• Foucault pendulum
  and the observed [[Coriolis force]]: ...h</sub>''''' is the velocity of the bob as seen by the Earth observer. The Coriolis force accounts for the Earth observation of a daily precession of the pendulum's
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• Coriolis force
  ...ion.PNG|right|200px|Wind driven by a pressure gradient is deflected by the Coriolis force, most at the poles and changing sign when crossing the equator.}} ...enced by an object traversing a path in a rotating frame of reference. The Coriolis force is proportional to the object's speed, to the frame's rate of rotation, and
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• Inertial forces
  Here, the first term is the ''[[Coriolis force]]'',<ref name=Joos>{{cite book |title=Theoretical Physics|author= Georg Joo ...he tube, so '''v'''_B is opposite to '''u'''₁ and the Coriolis force is opposite to '''u'''₂, that is, against the wall of the tube.
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• Centrifugal force
  ...rifugal force'' is one of these inertial forces, the other two being the [[Coriolis force]] and the [[Euler force]].
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• Molecular Hamiltonian
  ...titious force]]s: [[centrifugal force|centrifugal]] and [[Coriolis effect|Coriolis force]] appear in the kinetic energy.
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• Classical mechanics
  ...s used by inertial observers. Examples are [[centrifugal force]] and the [[Coriolis force]] used by rotating observers (like us on the spinning [[Earth]], orbiting t
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• Frame of reference (physics)
  ...around the Earth's axis, which introduces an inertial force known as the [[Coriolis force]] (among others).
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