Boris Mihajlovič Smirnov Bücher

Focusing on the intricate role of water in atmospheric phenomena, the book explores the physical processes of water molecules and microparticles. It details key topics such as water circulation, atmospheric electricity, and the greenhouse effect, starting with the water cycle and the dynamics of microdroplets. The discussion extends to molecular spectroscopy, highlighting how water contributes significantly to infrared atmospheric emissions. With illustrative schematics and helpful appendices, it serves as a valuable resource for researchers and doctoral students in atmospheric physics and climate science.

Focusing on global atmospheric processes, this book analyzes current and historical observational data to explore the Earth's energetic balance and atmospheric evolution. It emphasizes the intricate equilibrium between the atmosphere, carbon, and water, offering a clear physical picture of energetic phenomena. Key findings include the significant role of atmospheric moisture in global warming, highlighting its greater impact compared to carbon dioxide levels. The book also traces the origins of greenhouse instability back to the Eocene epoch, challenging conventional climate perspectives.