Numerical models - Globe Thesis

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1.	A Study On The Application Of Adijoint Method For Numerical Models Of Tide And Sea Temperature
2.	Parallel Computing For Climatic Numerical Models And Multiple Precision Computing For Nonlinear Dynamic Systems
3.	Mumerical Modelling Of The ICE Sheet In The Lambert Glacier Bsain, East Antarctica
4.	Correcting Prediction Errors Using Historical Data For Numerical Models
5.	Research On Quality Control Methods For Ground Observation Data And Its Application In Numerical Models
6.	The Effects Of The Variations Of Turbulence Parameters On The Observable Turbulence Statistics
7.	Research On Characteristics Of Groundwater Recharge In Weishan Irrigated District
8.	Block Models For Discontinuous Deformation Analysis
9.	Multi-scale Model Method For Ac Loss Calculation Of Large-Scale High-temperature-Superconducting Coils
10.	The Analysis On Quench Experiments And Numerical Models Of The Superconducting Coil Of The High Temperature Superconducting Wind Turbine Generator
11.	Analysis The Effects Of Three Boundary Layer Parameterization Schemes On The Numerical Simulation Results Of Severe Convection Weather
12.	Turbulence and internal waves in numerical models of the equatorial undercurrents system
13.	Accurate cylindrical-coordinate numerical models for the analysis of hydrologic tests
14.	Studies of co- and postseismic deformation of the lithosphere from numerical models and space geodetic data
15.	Characterization of non-linear material parameters of atherosclerotic arteries using numerical and experimental models
16.	Local numerical models of turbulent accretion flows
17.	Impact of parametric variation on behavior of bases through small-scale numerical models
18.	Algorithmic and software methods for a better integration of the geological information into numerical models
19.	Predictive maturity of inexact and uncertain strongly coupled numerical models
20.	Improving the representation of multicomponent aerosols in numerical models
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