I. G. Enting Books

32 editions

Mathematical Models Atmospheric Circulation Inverse Problems (Differential Equations) Atmospheric Physics Science/Mathematics

Error Analysis for Parameter Estimates from Constrained Inversion

1983

Area-Weighted Moments of Convex Polygons on the Square Lattice

Polygons on the Honeycomb Lattice

Inverse Problems in Earth System Science : A Complex Systems Perspecti...

Modelling Earth System Change. 1, Validating Parameterisations for Att...

Characterising the Temporal Variability of the Global Carbon Cycle

Characterising Historical Responsibility for the Greenhouse Effect

Nuclear Weapons Data for Use in Carbon Cycle Modelling

Inverse Problems in Atmospheric Constituent Transport

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