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The Greenhouse Effect within an Analytic Model of the Atmosphere

Heinz Dehnen

Fachbereich Physik, Universit¨at Konstanz, D-78457 Konstanz, Germany Reprint requests to Prof. H. D.; E-mail: heinz.dehnen@uni-konstanz.de Z. Naturforsch.64a,69 – 80 (2009); received March 13, 2008

Within a simplified atmospheric model the greenhouse effect is treated by analytical methods start- ing from physical first principles. The influence of solar radiation, absorption cross sections of the greenhouse molecules, and cloud formation on the earth’s temperature is shown and discussed explic- itly by mathematical formulae in contrast to the climate simulations. The application of our analytical results on the production of 20·109 t of CO2per year yields an enlargement of the earth’s surface temperature of 2.3·102C per year in agreement with other estimations.

Key words:Global Properties of the Atmosphere; Influence of Greenhouse Gases and Clouds;

Change of the Temperature.

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