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We use a simplified model to study wave reflection and transmission atinterface of convective region and stably stratified region (e.g. radiativezone in star or stratification layer in gaseous planet). Inertial wave inconvective region and gravito-inertial wave in stably stratified region areconsidered. We begin with polar area and then extend to any latitude. Six casesare discussed (see Table 1), and in Case 2 both waves co-exist in both regions.Four configurations are further discussed for Case 2. The angles and energyratios of wave reflection and transmission are calculated. It is found thatwave propagation and transmission depend on the ratio of buoyancy frequency torotational frequency. In a rapidly rotating star or planet wave propagatesacross interface and most of energy of incident wave is transmitted to theother region, but in a slowly rotating star or planet wave transmission isinhibited.

Wave reflection and transmission at interface of convective and stably stratified regions in a rotating star or planet