Mathematical models and solution types in the atmospheric boundary layer phenomena

Autori

  • Adela Ionescu University of Craiova

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1478/AAPP.103S1A4

Parole chiave:

boundary layer theory, turbulent flow, boundary value problems

Abstract

Recently it is recognized the crucial importance of rigorous mathematical investigation in meteorology. In this context the atmospheric boundary layer models give a special type approximation related to the order of the functions implied in these problems. The present paper points out on some directions of approximate investigations of these types of models, and aims to approach the optimum between some numerical software appliances.

Biografia autore

  • Adela Ionescu, University of Craiova
    Department of Applied Mathematics, 13 A. I. Cuza Street, 200585 Craiova

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Pubblicato

2025-10-01

Fascicolo

Vol 103, SUPPL NO 1 (2025): Atmospheric Monitoring, Modeling and Simulation

Sezione

Atmospheric Monitoring, Modeling and Simulation (Conference Proceedings)

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