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Universal ordinary differential equations and the parameterization of warm-rain processes
The parameterization of warm-rain formation is a long-standing problem in cloud microphysics because the evolution of bulk cloud variables cannot be derived uniquely from the kinetic collection equation (KCE). Universal ordinary differential equations (UODEs)provide a scientific machine learning fra
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