Celle convettive e variazioni periodiche del gradiente verticale del campo elettro-atmosferico
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Abstract
After having briefly described how one can obtain some
convective cells in a liquid and in the air through laboratory experiments,
one applies it to the formation of convective cells in the atmosphere. Since
certain apparatus, particularly the electrometer, describes some periodic
variations, with the period egual to the duration of a convective cell, one
can conclude that such variations are to be attributed to the formation
and dissolution of convective cells in the atmosphere.
convective cells in a liquid and in the air through laboratory experiments,
one applies it to the formation of convective cells in the atmosphere. Since
certain apparatus, particularly the electrometer, describes some periodic
variations, with the period egual to the duration of a convective cell, one
can conclude that such variations are to be attributed to the formation
and dissolution of convective cells in the atmosphere.
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JANESELLI, R. (1969) “Celle convettive e variazioni periodiche del gradiente verticale del campo elettro-atmosferico”, Annals of Geophysics, 22(1), pp. 85–101. doi: 10.4401/ag-5082.
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