Extremal climatic states simulated by a 2-dimensional model: Part II : Different climatic scenarios

Different climatic simulations have been obtained by using a 2-Dim horizontal energy balance model (EBM), which has been constrained to satisfy several extremal principles on dissipation and convection. Moreover, 2 different versions of the model with fixed and variable cloud-cover have been used. T...

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