Yoshi-Yuki Hayashi

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Kobe University

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Professor Yoshi-Yuki Hayashi is a faculty member at Kobe University in Japan. His research encompasses atmospheric sciences, with a focus on climatology and wave dynamics in planetary atmospheres, including Mars and Venus. Recent articles highlight his work on atmospheric circulation, radiation models, and the effects of solar heating on planetary climates.

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Takanori Kodama

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Kazunori Ogohara

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Articles (7)

Climatology of the Residual Mean Circulation of the Martian Atmosphere and Contributions of Resolved and Unresolved Waves Based on a Reanalysis Data Set

Development of a Line-by-Line and a Correlated k-Distribution Radiation Models for Planetary Atmospheres

The first assimilation of Akatsuki single-layer winds and its validation with Venusian atmospheric waves excited by solar heating

Generation of gravity waves from thermal tides in the Venus atmosphere

Revision of “Dependence of Climate States of Gray Atmosphere on Solar Constant: From the Runaway Greenhouse to the Snowball States” by Ishiwatari et al. (2007)

How waves and turbulence maintain the super-rotation of Venus’ atmosphere

Obliquity of an Earth-like Planet from Frequency Modulation of Its Direct-imaged Lightcurve: Mock Analysis from General Circulation Model Simulation

Collaborators (7)

Takeshi Enomoto

Yasushi Suto

Takeshi Horinouchi

Takanori Kodama

Kazunori Ogohara

George Hashimoto

Kiyoshi Kuramoto

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