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    Conceptual models of the climate : 2002 program of study, Bounds on turbulent transport

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    2003-07
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    Whitehead, John A.  Concept link
    Busse, Friedrich  Concept link
    Howard, Louis  Concept link
    Doering, Charles  Concept link
    Constantin, Peter  Concept link
    Caulfield, Colm-cille  Concept link
    Kerswell, Richard  Concept link
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    https://hdl.handle.net/1912/16
    DOI
    10.1575/1912/16
    Keyword
     Turbulent transport; convection; Planetary observations 
    Abstract
    The subject of "Bounds of Turbulent Transport" was introduced in a series of ten lectures. The six lecturers constitute almost all the contributors to this subject. The subject was introduced and foundations laid by five lectures by F. H. Busse. In the middle of the first week, L. Howard reviewed his historical first approach to this subject and described more recent advances. Additional lectures by P. Constantine, R. Kerswell, C. Caulfield and C. Doering provided modern advances. We trust that the lecture notes will constitute a timely review of this promising subject.
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    Technical Report: Whitehead, John A., Busse, Friedrich, Howard, Louis, Doering, Charles, Constantin, Peter, Caulfield, Colm-cille, Kerswell, Richard, "Conceptual models of the climate : 2002 program of study, Bounds on turbulent transport", 2003-07, DOI:10.1575/1912/16, https://hdl.handle.net/1912/16
     

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