Consistency of approximations in discontinuous fields of motion in the atmosphere with an introduction to the use of generalized functions or distributions in meteorology
by D.J Bouman
Part of Mededeelingen en verhandelingen / Koninklijk Nederlandsch Meteorologisch Instituut -- 79.
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