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Flying ice cube

In molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, the flying ice cube effect is a numerical integration artifact in which the energy of high-frequency… 
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2010
Highly Cited
2010
Dione's spectral and geological properties
2010
2010
Using TWP-ICE observations with model intercomparison to improve simulations of tropical oceanic convection
2008
2008
Weak Signatures of Water Ice at High Northern Latitudes: Aerosols, Frosts and Ice Outcrops
2004
2004
Magnetization of Greenland ice and its relationship with dust content
[1] We estimate the concentration of fine magnetic particles in ice samples from the North Greenland Ice Core Project core from… 
2004
2004
E(cid:14)cient Computation of Iceberg Cubes with Complex Measures (cid:3)
It is often too expensive to compute and materialize a complete high-dimensional data cube. Computing an iceberg cube, which… 
2004
2004
Analysis Methods and Its Development about Effect of Ice Accretion on Aircraft Flight Dynamics Characteristics
The representative analysis techniques of icing effect on aircraft flight dynamics consist of a modified stepwise regression… 
2003
2003
Applications of sea ice motion and deformation derived from satellite data
QuikSCAT backscatter, AMSR-E and DMSP SSM/I radiance data have been used to derive sea ice motion for both the Arctic and… 
2002
2002
Vertical Structure and Size Distributions of Martian Aerosols from Solar Occultation Measurements
Solar occultations performed with a spectrometer on board the Soviet spacecraft Phobos 2 (Blamont et al. 1991) provided data on… 
2000
2000
On the cloud microphysical processes during the November 2, 1994 hazardous storm in the southeastern Mediterranean as simulated with a mesoscale model
1991
1991
GLOBAL WARMING : BREAKUP OF ANTARTIC ICE
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