Physics & Atmospheric Science: Recent submissions
Now showing items 441-460 of 532
-
-
Configuration-Space Approach to the Fcc to Hcp Structural Transition
(1990-07)No abstract available. -
3-Dimensional Model Interpretation of Nox Measurements from the Lower Stratosphere
(1994-11)No abstract available. -
-
A barrier to vertical mixing at 14 km in the tropics: Evidence from ozonesondes and aircraft measurements
(1999-09)No abstract available. -
A simple explanation for the increase in relative humidity between 11 and 14 km in the tropics
(2002-12)No abstract available. -
The vertical structure of tropical convection and its impact on the budgets of water vapor and ozone
(2005-05)No abstract available. -
Biomass burning and deep convection in southeastern Asia: Results from ASHOE/MAESA
(1997-06)No abstract available. -
Ozone production efficiencies of acetone and peroxides in the upper troposphere
(1998-05)No abstract available. -
Impact of acetone on ozone production and OH in the upper troposphere at high NOx
(2000-05)No abstract available. -
-
Unusually low ozone, HCl, and HNO3 column measurements at Eureka, Canada during winter/spring 2011
(2012)No abstract available. -
Large surface radiative forcing from topographic blowing snow residuals measured in the High Arctic at Eureka
(2009)No abstract available. -
Physical properties of High Arctic tropospheric particles during winter
(2009)No abstract available. -
Testing the Validity of the Optical Diffusion-Coefficient - Line-Shape Measurements of Co Perturbed by N2
(1993-09)No abstract available. -
A Pressure Modulator Radiometer for Measuring Stratospheric Trace Gases
(1989-11)No abstract available. -
-
The spring 2011 final stratospheric warming above Eureka: anomalous dynamics and chemistry
(2013)No abstract available. -
Cavity ringdown spectroscopy measurements of the infrared water vapor continuum
(American Institute of Physics Inc, 2002)The measurements of the water vapor continuum were analyzed using infrared cavity ringdown spectroscopy (CRDS) at frequencies of 931.002, 944.195 and 969.104 cm-1. The experiments uses a continuous-wave CO2 laser and an ... -
Infrared water vapor continuum absorption at atmospheric temperatures
(American Institute of Physics Inc, 2005)We have used a continuous-wave carbon dioxide laser in a single-mode realization of cavity ring-down spectroscopy to measure absorption coefficients of water vapor at 944 cm-1 for several temperatures in the range 270-315 ...