The effect of a gravity wave drag parameterization scheme on GLA fourth order GCM forecasts
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Eugenia Kalnay | J. Pfaendtner | E. Kalnay | J. Jusem | H. Helfand | H. M. Helfand | J. C. Jusem | J. Tenenbaum | J. Tenenbaum | J. Pfaendtner
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