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Climate Modeling: Equations, Numerical Solutions, and Uncertainties

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This lecture covers the fundamental equations used in climate modeling, such as the Navier-Stokes equation for fluid motion, the importance of boundary conditions, numerical solutions for differential equations, and the uncertainties in climate projections due to model complexity and natural variability.

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