ONE-DIMENSIONAL STOCHASTIC MODEL OF ICE MOTION IN WESTERN NORTON SOUND, ALASKA, U.S.A
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ONE-DIMENSIONAL STOCHASTIC MODEL OF ICE MOTION IN WESTERN NORTON SOUND, ALASKA, U.S.A

by William J Stringer

Science Environment Physics
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This specialized scientific work focuses on a one-dimensional stochastic model of ice motion in Western Norton Sound, Alaska, U.S.A. Combining mathematical modeling with a defined geographic and environmental subject, it offers a concise resource for readers exploring stochastic approaches to ice movement.

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This work examines a one-dimensional stochastic model of ice motion.

Its geographic focus is Western Norton Sound, Alaska, U.S.A.

The subject brings together mathematical modeling and the study of ice movement in a specific environmental setting.

Designed for readers interested in specialized scientific research, the work centers on the relationship between stochastic methods and ice motion.

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