A two‐dimensional mean circulation model for the atmosphere below 80km

A two‐dimensional mean circulation model for the atmosphere below 80km
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80km以下大气二维平均环流模型

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1975
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J. Pyle
J. Pyle
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R. Harwood;J. Pyle

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