• Introducción
• Ecuaciones del modelo
• Modelo dinámico
• Procesos Microfísicos
  • Proceso de condensación (P1)
  • Procesos de autoconversión (P2(auto)) y de acreción (P2 (coll))
  • Proceso de glaciación (P3)
  • Procesos de sublimación (P4)
  • Proceso de fusión (P5)
  • Proceso de evaporación de agua de nube (P6)
  • Proceso de evaporación de las gotas de lluvia. (P7)59
  • Proceso de evaporación de los cristales de hielo (P8)5a
  • Proceso de evaporación de los cristales de hielo fundido (P9)5a
  • Proceso de Incrustación (P10)
• Simulaciones numericas
• Conclusiones
• Referencias

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