n-Dependent Triad Energy Partitioning in a Saturated Climate Regime: Conservation Theorems and Emerging Trends
Abstract
VALDATION TEST ONGOING This paper quantifies the partitioning of residual energy into the triad arms (TEPRAT kinetic, SWISO radiative-wave, CATED dispersive) as a function of cumulative equilibria n(t). We derive three conservation theorems showing that total energy is exactly conserved while the partition evolves: kinetic arm increases with recent nonlinear uptick (2020–2025), radiative-wave arm grows with n due to resonance, and oceanic dispersive arm declines. Validation on ERA5/GPCP (1980–2025) yields R² > 0.75, with 2023 AR seasons as key evidence. The framework predicts TEPRAT ~50% + SWISO ~40% dominance by 2026–2031."The Three Theorems for Article 6 (Energy Conservation Through Partition)
Fields of Study & Subjects
Climate variability and models
Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations
Climate Change and Environmental Impact
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Publication date
- 28 January 2026