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As The Search For Earthlike Exoplanets Gathers Pace, In Order To Understand Them, We Need Comprehensive Theories For How Planetary Atmospheres Form And Evolve. Written By Two Wellknown Planetary Scientists, This Text Explains The Physical And Chemical Principles Of Atmospheric Evolution And Planetary Atmospheres, In The Context Of How Atmospheric Composition And Climate Determine A Planet'S Habitability. The Authors Survey Our Current Understanding Of The Atmospheric Evolution And Climate On Earth, On Other Rocky Planets Within Our Solar System, And On Planets Far Beyond. Incorporating A Rigorous Mathematical Treatment, They Cover The Concepts And Equations Governing A Range Of Topics, Including Atmospheric Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Radiative Transfer, And Atmospheric Dynamics, And Provide An Integrated View Of Planetary Atmospheres And Their Evolution. This Interdisciplinary Text Is An Invaluable Onestop Resource For Graduatelevel Students And Researchers Working Across The Fields Of Atmospheric Science, Geochemistry, Planetary Science, Astrobiology, And Astronomy.
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