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Problem Set

  • Homework 8

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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  • Homework 9

    Problem set for the course Transport Processes in the Environment.

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  • Problem Set 3

    For this problem set you will analyze a sequence of communication and its significance for negotiation.

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  • Problem Set 2

    This problem set asks you to analyze your experience in a negotiation. To do well you will have to reflect carefully and analytically on your experience, assess the significance of different factors, and reason about the implications of this experience for future negotiations.

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  • Problem Set 1

    In this problem set you will prepare for and analyze your performance in a negotiation case called Patriot National Insurance versus Byrnes, Byrnes, and Townsend. Part 1 of the assignment takes you through the preparation phase. You will receive the remainder of the assignment once you’ve completed the negotiation.

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  • Hydrostatic balance and lapse rate

    Problem set for the course Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Dynamics. 

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  • Convection and moist processes

    Problem set for the course Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Dynamics. 

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  • Convection and moist processes (cont.)

    Problem set for the course Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Dynamics. 

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  • Geostrophic balance

    Problem set for the course Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Dynamics. 

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  • Atmospheric Circulation

    Problem set for the course Atmosphere, Ocean and Climate Dynamics. 

    Read more: Atmospheric Circulation

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