Titlebook: Global Energetics of the Atmosphere; Earth–Atmosphere Equ Boris M. Smirnov Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Industrial Problem Solving Simplifiedframework of the above model for standard atmosphere which uses the line-by-line method and parameters for radiative transitions of atmospheric molecules from the HITRAN data bank. Interaction between optically active molecules of the atmosphere through the radiation field is governed by the Kirchho

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Problems of Organisational Adjustment,ationarity. In addition, in the first approximation, atmospheric regions which are responsible for atmospheric emission to the Earth’s surface and outside are separated. The power of solar radiation absorbed at each point of the globe is characterized by day and season oscillations. The equilibrium

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-77543-0 For simplicity, one parameter is used usually for this goal—the global temperature that is the temperature of the Earth’s surface averaged over the globe and time. An important factor of a change of the global temperature in time is the intensity of solar radiation that penetrates in the Earth’s at

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Introduction,role plays radiative processes including both infrared emission of the atmosphere and solar radiation. Basing on the principles of theoretical physics, we consider the atmosphere as a physical object. In this consideration, we take into account a general understanding of atmospheric physics which is

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Global Properties of Atmospheric Air,cal analysis of various properties for the Earth’s atmosphere. Winds which are of importance for transpost parameters of the atmosphere, are measured in the Beaufort wind force scale. A stable atmospheric state is realized at low lapse rates, and the limiting adiabatic rate of dry air is 9.8?K/km. I

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Transport Processes in Atmospheric Air,cients for these transport processes due to collisions of molecules are expressed through the mean free path of molecules in air. Criteria of the Rayleigh–Taylor instability because of a temperature gradient are analyzed for a gas located in an external field. These results are applied to the convec

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Condensation Processes in Atmosphere,inds. The first parcel of the mixture contains wet air from near-surface altitudes and the second one consists of cold air from high altitudes. The threshold of this process and optimal conditions are analyzed. Atmospheric winds are of importance both for formation of a supersaturated water vapor in

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