Mesoscale modeling of the production and the three-dimensional transport of nitrogen oxides in thunderstorms;Mesoskalige Modellierung der Produktion und des dreidimensionalen Transports von Stickoxiden durch Gewitter

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CHEMICAL REACTIONS; CLOUDS; COMPUTER SIMULATION; GAS EMISSIONS; LIGHTNING; THUNDERSTORMS; TRANSPORT PROPERTIES; TROPOSPHERE;

CLOUD SCALE NUMERICAL SIMULATION; EUROPEAN LIGHTNING NITROGEN OXIDE PROJECT; INTRACLOUD LIGHTNING; SUPERCELL THUNDERSTORM; THREE DIMENSIONAL TRANSPORT;

NITROGEN OXIDES;

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