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Zwischenspiel: Ein Gordischer Knoten

In: Unsichtbar im Sturm

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  • Ian Roulstone

    (University of Surrey, Department of Mathematics)

  • John Norbury

    (University of Oxford, Mathematical Institute)

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Zusammenfassung In der ersten Hälfte dieses Buches haben wir einen Weg erörtert, wie man das Wetter mithilfe eines Computers beschreiben kann. Wir haben WetterpixelWetterpixel eingeführt, die ein Hologramm vom Wetter unseres Planeten entstehen lassen. Das Hologramm zeigt Wärme, Wind, Wolken und Regen zu bestimmten Zeiten und an jedem festen Ort in unserer Atmosphäre.

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  • Ian Roulstone & John Norbury, 2019. "Zwischenspiel: Ein Gordischer Knoten," Springer Books, in: Unsichtbar im Sturm, pages 145-147, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-662-48254-4_6
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-48254-4_6
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