The Dynamic Behavior of the Electrically Charged Cloud of the Ice Crystals

Artur Wirowski^1,

¹Department of Structural Mechanic, Technical University of Lodz, Lodz, Poland

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Artur Wirowski. The Dynamic Behavior of the Electrically Charged Cloud of the Ice Crystals. Applied Mathematics and Physics. 2014; 2(1):19-26. doi: 10.12691/amp-2-1-6

Abstract

The paper includes the derivation of the equation of the two-dimensional, dynamic behavior of electrically charged cloud of ice crystals. A large crystal rotation angles and a continuous distribution of charges on the surface of the crystals are included in deliberations. Finally, possible solutions of model equation are discussed and compared with solutions available in the literature. The resulting model can be used as a mechanical basis for optic models of the atmospheric phenomenon called the “miracle of the sun”.

Keywords:
the miracle of the Sun finite difference method non-linear vibrations mathematical modeling

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