The nonoccurance of haloes in ice clouds: implications from a laboratory study

Jon Nelson

doi:10.1364/LCOA.1997.LTuA.6

Light and Color in the Open Air
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1997),
paper LTuA.6
•https://doi.org/10.1364/LCOA.1997.LTuA.6

The nonoccurance of haloes in ice clouds: implications from a laboratory study

Jon Nelson

Light and Color in the Open Air 1997

Santa Fe, New Mexico United States
10–12 February 1997
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Abstract

Although there have been many laboratory studies of ice crystal growth shapes, few studies of evaporation have been reported. There have not been any evaporation measurements of single, solitary ice crystals surrounded by stagnant air.

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