This short talk by Susanna Corti from CNR explores the noise-shaped hysteresis cycles of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) under increasing CO2 forcing. Discover how noise influences the behavior of ocean circulation patterns as carbon dioxide levels rise in the atmosphere, with implications for climate science and modeling.
Noise-shaped Hysteresis Cycles of the AMOC under Increasing CO2 Forcing
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Noise-shaped hysteresis cycles of the AMOC under increasing CO2 forcing
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