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On the parameterization of autoconversion. Effects of small-scale turbulent motions

Certain properties of the stochastic collection equation solutions have been studied using De Almeida turbulent collision efficiencies. Under this assumption, results show an important impact of small-scale turbulent motions on initial drop spectrum evolution. A parameterization of the autoconversio...

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Published in:Atmospheric research 1995, Vol.38 (1), p.21-27
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