Brian Rose

On further reflection, I'm not sure about my first point above. It implies that `proc1` is actually modified by the `__add__` operation. A more conservative version would be to just...

Thanks @HenryDane for this report! Copying and pasting your code here for reference: ``` import climlab from climlab import constants as const import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt...

@phaustin thanks for this! I guess I had effectively abandoned the `courseware` collection because so much of the content got absorbed into lecture notes in The Climate Laboratory. I need...

Interesting! I don't think there should be a limit on the number of levels other than available memory. Can you post a complete code example and I'll try to take...

It would be useful to check if you get different behavior without the asynchronous timestepping. If you have a chance, you can try setting the timestep parameter in the radiation...

I haven't had a chance to run the code, but my guess is that the crash is due to the lack of an actual boundary layer scheme. The turbulent flux...

Yes, there were some changes to the diffusion modules that unfortunately broke some older examples that apply diffusion on 2D domains. This is almost surely the same problem as in...

FYI, in general the notebooks in https://github.com/brian-rose/ClimateModeling_courseware tend to be more up-to-date -- they get a lot more attention as they are actively used in courses at my university.

Yes, it looks like we have never actually implemented this option. And you are correct about the assumption in `_climlab_to_rrtm` This is a simple fix. But it will require that...

Short answer is no, there is no easy way to do this. And there should be. Also I think you raise an important point about possible inconsistencies in physical constants....