Index
Documents
Acknowledgements
Background of Research
Basic Equations
Change in Surface Pressure by Evaporation and Condensation
Changes in the Equilibrium State (Circulation Pattern) in Equilibrium States
Changes in the Equilibrium State (Meridional Structure) in Equilibrium States
Changes in the Equilibrium State (Precipitation Distribution) in Equilibrium States
Characteristics of Atmospheric Disturbance in Equilibrium States
Characteristics of Atmospheric Disturbances in the Runaway Greenhouse State
Characteristics of One-Dimensional Radiative-Convective Equilibrium Solutions
Characteristics of Radiative Equilibrium Solutions: Results of Stratospheric Model
Chronology of Studies on the Runaway Greenhouse State
Conclusion
Condensation Heating Distribution (Troposphere) in Equilibrium States
Conditions for the Existence of Equilibrium Solutions
Contents
Dependence of the Upper Limit of Radiation on Relative Humidity
Equilibrium State of Results from Calculations with a Single Damping Layer: Meridional Energy Transport
Equilibrium State of Results from Calculations with a Single Damping Layer: Meridional Distribution of Energy Flux
Equilibrium State of Results from Calculations with a Single Damping Layer: Meridional Structure of the Upper Layer
Equilibrium State of Results from Calculations with a Single Damping Layer: Meridional Structure of the Troposphere
Equilibrium State of Results from Calculations with a Single Damping Layer: Runaway Greenhouse State
Examination on the Vertical Resolution
Experimental Design and List of Experiments
Future Themes and Problems
Global Mean Values in Equilibrium States (table 1)
Global Mean Values in Equilibrium States
Implications of the Present Study
Index
Meridional Distribution of Energy Flux in Equilibrium States
Meridional Distribution of Specific Humidity in the Runaway Greenhouse State (Animation)
Meridional Distribution of Temperature in the Runaway Greenhouse State (Animation)
Meridional Distribution of Zonal Wind in the Runaway Greenhouse State (Animation)
Meridional Energy Transport
Meridional Energy Transport in Experiment S1200
Meridional Energy Transport in Experiment S1380
Meridional Energy Transport in Experiment S1570
Meridional Energy Transport in the Runaway Greenhouse State
Meridional Structure in the Runaway Greenhouse State
Meridional Thermal Structure in the Runaway Greenhouse State
Model
Moist Convective Adjustment Scheme
Previous Studies on the Runaway Greenhouse State
Problems Investigated in the Present Paper
Radiation Scheme
Relative Humidity Distribution (Troposphere) in Equilibrium States
Results from Experiment S1200
Results from Experiment S1380
Results from Experiment S1500
Results from Experiment S1550
Results from Experiment S1570
Results from Experiment S1600
Results from Experiment S1700
Results from Experiment S1800
Specific Humidity Distribution (Troposphere) in Equilibrium States
Surface Pressure Distribution in the Runaway Greenhouse State (Animation)
Surface Temperature Distribution in the Runaway Greenhouse State (Animation)
Temperature Distribution and Mass Stream Function (Upper Layer) in Equilibrium States
Temperature Distribution and Mass Stream Function (Troposphere) in Equilibrium States
The Komabayashi-Ingersoll Limit with Considering Relative Humidity
The Tropospheric Flux Emission Conditions
The Value of the 3D Runaway Limit
The Runaway Greenhouse State
Time Evolution of Global Mean Values in the Runaway Greenhouse State
Time Evolution of Physical Variables in the Runaway Greenhouse State
Time Evolution of the Precipitation Distribution in Experiment S1200
Time Evolution of the Precipitation Distribution in Experiment S1380
Time Evolution of the Precipitation Distribution in Experiment S1570
Time Evolution of the Precipitation Distribution in Experiment S1800
Time Evolution of the Vertically Integrated Specific Humidity Distribution in Experiment S1200
Time Evolution of the Vertically Integrated Specific Humidity Distribution in Experiment S1380
Time Evolution of the Vertically Integrated Specific Humidity Distribution in Experiment S1570
Time Evolution of the Vertical Mean Water Vapor Content in Experiment S1800
Upper Damping Layers
Utilized System and Assumptions
Vertical Filter
What Determines a Runaway Limit? (Comparison with the Stratospheric Model)
What Determines a Runaway Limit? (Description with an Equilibrium Solution of 1D Radiative-Convective Model)
What Determines a Runaway Limit? (Examination on the Vertical Structure)
Will the "runaway state" also be realized in 3D system?
Zonal Wind Distribution (Troposphere) in Equilibrium States
Zonal Wind Distribution (Upper Layer) in Equilibrium States
Abe and Matsui (1988)
Gold(1964)
Ingersoll (1969)
Kasting (1988)
Komabayashi (1967)
Lindzen
et al.
(1982)
Nakajima
et al.
(1992)
Pierrerhumbert (1995)
Plass(1961)
Pollack (1971)
Rasool and deBergh (1970)
Renno
et al.
(1995)
Simpson(1927)
Vardavas and Carver (1985)
Animation
Meridional Distribution of Temperature in Experiment S1800
Meridional Distribution of Specific Humidity in Experiment S1800
Meridional distribution of zonal wind in Experiment S1800
Precipitation Distribution in Experiment S1200
Precipitation Distribution in Experiment S1380
Precipitation Distribution in Experiment S1570
Precipitation Distribution in Experiment S1800
Surface Temperature Distribution in Experiment S1800
Surface Pressure Distribution in Experiment S1800
Vertically Integrated Specific Humidity Distribution in Experiment S1200
Vertically Integrated Specific Humidity Distribution in Experiment S1380
Vertically Integrated Specific Humidity Distribution in Experiment S1570
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