DOI
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A Study of Time Integration Techniques in Ooyama’s Moist Convection Model
許家瑋 , Masters Advisor:郭鴻基
繁體中文
DOI:
10.6342/NTU.2010.01655
波譜法 ; 溼大氣模式 ; Fourier-Chebyshev ; Double Chebyshev ; 摩擦項 ; spectral methods ; moist atmospheric model ; Fourier-Chebyshev ; Double Chebyshev ; eddy diffusivity


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