... The applied mathematics (with Honors), Kazan State University, Kazan, Russia (USSR), 1980. nd Alexander Lazarev Research Interests Discrete optimization: combinatory problems, modeling, decomposition algorithms, applications to production planning and scheduling. ... Kazan, Publishing house of the Kazan mathematical society, 1998. - 285 p. Lazarev A.A., Gafarov E.R. Scheduling Theory. ... Computer centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences - 2006. - 134 p. Lazarev A.A., Gafarov E.R. Scheduling Theory...

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... Keywords: boundary-layer depth, stable stratification, Ekman layer. ... Experimental data (23) Data sets used in this paper for empirical validation of the proposed SBL depth formulation are taken from three measurement sites ( Figure 1), namely, (i) Cabauw measurement station (Nieuwstadt, 1984; Van Ulden and Wieringa, 1996), (ii) BASIS (Baltic Air-Sea-Ice Study) field experiment (Launiainen, 1999), and (iii) ETH-Greenland expedition in summer 1991 (Ohmura et al., 1992). (i) Cabauw ...

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