Publication: An energy balance climate model with hysteresis
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2006-05-01
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Energy balance climate models of Budyko type lead to reaction-diffusion equations with slow diffusion and memory on the 2-sphere. The reaction part exhibits a jump discontinuity (at the snow line). Here we introduce a Babuska-Duhem hysteresis in order to account for a frequent repetition of sudden and fast warming followed by much slower cooling as observed from paleoclimate proxy data. Existence of global solutions and of a trajectory attractor will be established for the resulting system of a parabolic differential inclusion and an ode.
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