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Volodymyr Zharkov, Ph.D.

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2008 Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, United States 
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Physical Oceanography, Fluid and Plasma Physics
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Doron Nof grad student 2008 Florida State
 (Retroflection from slanted coastline: Modeling rings injection into the South Atlantic during glacials/interglacials.)

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Arruda W, Zharkov V, Deremble B, et al. (2014) A new model of current retroflection applied to the westward protrusion of the agulhas current Journal of Physical Oceanography. 44: 3118-3138
Arruda WZ, Campos EJD, Zharkov V, et al. (2013) Events of equatorward translation of the Vitoria Eddy Continental Shelf Research. 70: 61-73
Weijer W, Zharkov V, Nof D, et al. (2013) Agulhas ring formation as a barotropic instability of the retroflection Geophysical Research Letters. 40: 5435-5438
Nof D, Zharkov V, Arruda W, et al. (2012) Comments on "on the steadiness of separating meandering currents" Journal of Physical Oceanography. 42: 1366-1370
Nof D, Zharkov V, Ortiz J, et al. (2011) The arrested Agulhas retroflection Journal of Marine Research. 69: 659-691
Zharkov V, Nof D, Weijer W. (2010) Retroflection from a double-slanted coastline: A model for the Agulhas leakage variability Ocean Science. 6: 997-1011
Zharkov V, Nof D. (2010) Why does the north brazil current regularly shed rings but the brazil current does not? Journal of Physical Oceanography. 40: 354-367
Zharkov V, Nof D. (2008) Retroflection from slanted coastlines-circumventing the "vorticity paradox" Ocean Science. 4: 293-306
Zharkov V, Nof D. (2008) Agulhas ring injection into the South Atlantic during glacials and interglacials Ocean Science. 4: 223-237
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