The consistency of the constraint with the evolution equations for spatially inhomogeneous and irrotational silent (SIIS) models of Petrov type I, demands that the former are preserved along the timelike congruence represented by the velocity of the dust fluid, leading to new non-trivial constraints. This fact has been used to conjecture that the resulting models correspond to the spatially hom...

The consistency of the constraint with the evolution equations for spatially inhomogeneous and irrotational silent (SIIS) models of Petrov type I, demands that the former are preserved along the timelike congruence represented by the velocity of the dust fluid, leading to new non-trivial constraints. This fact has been used to conjecture that the resulting models correspond to the spatially hom...

Abstract. The original Budyko–Sellers type of 1D energy balance models (EBMs) consider the Earth system averaged over long times and apply continuum mechanics heat equation. When these more phenomenological box are extended to include time-varying anomalies, they have a key weakness: neither model explicitly nor realistically treats conductive–radiative surface boundary condition that is necess...

We present a new technique for choosing spatial regions for X-ray spectroscopy, called " contour binning ". The method chooses regions by following contours on a smoothed image of the object. In addition we re-explore a simple method for adaptively smoothing X-ray images according to the local count rate, we term " accumulative smoothing " , which is a generalisation of the method used by FADAP...