Bubble Formation and Modification in the Sea and its Meteorological Significance

Bubble Formation and Modification in the Sea and its Meteorological Significance
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DOI:
10.3402/tellusa.v9i2.9094
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发表时间:
1957-05
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Tellus A
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通讯作者:
D. Blanchard;A. H. Woodcock
D. Blanchard;A. H. Woodcock
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D. Blanchard;A. H. Woodcock

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