Assume an n-layer planet with a specified E in . The surface temperature for this planet can
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Assume an n-layer planet with a specified Ein. The surface temperature for this planet can be written (by combining Equations 4.2 and 4.5):
Equations 4.2
Equations 4.2
Equation 6.6
(a) One way to calculate the no-feedback climate sensitivity is to estimate the change in temperature for a + 1 W/m2 increase in Ein. Take the derivative of Equation 6.6 to obtain the formula for dT=dEin.
Equation 6.6
(b) Plug in values for n = 0 and Ein = 238 W/m2. Do you get the same answer we got in ?
(c) What is the no-feedback sensitivity (in K per W/m2) for a one-layer planet with the same Ein?
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