Том 25, номер 04, статья № 3

Аннотация:

In this paper we discuss a hypothesis proposed by Anatoly N. Nevzorov that considerable amount of water in cold clouds can exist in a specific phase state with the refractive index ≈1.8 and density higher than 2 g/cm³ (so called A-water). One of the arguments mentioned in favor of this hypothesis is that the glory phenomenon can be better explained by existence of A-water. In our paper we consider this argument in detail studying the phase functions of A-water clouds for different distributions of droplet size.

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