Discussion
Which consequence follows from vorticity inversion being a global operation?
Answer: D
Because inverting the Laplacian spreads the influence of a point source over the whole domain, a compact vorticity anomaly induces a circulation that decays outward but never vanishes abruptly. This action at a distance is the basis of the potential vorticity thinking used to explain cyclogenesis. Boundary conditions matter greatly in a Poisson problem, and vorticity itself is computed locally from the wind field. Naming the cost of a choice alongside its benefit is what turns a fact into a design decision.
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