Equatorial and midlatitude circulation of Jupiter's atmosphere

Equatorial and midlatitude circulation of Jupiter's atmosphere

<p>This thesis describes the development of and results from a new numerical model of Jupiter's atmosphere. The model is an adaptation of a general circulation model (GCM) of the Earth's atmosphere. It is a high resolution, limited-area model of the upper troposphere and lower strato...

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Main Author:	Skeet, D
Format:	Thesis
Published:	1999

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